Feature: Wheelchair Accessible

This excellent three bedroom apartment is centrally located in Canberra – close to everything, including shopping centres, public transport, the hospital, and several town centres; this is a prime location to stay while visiting Canberra. This is one of the oldest suburbs in Canberra and is central to everything.

** Space **

Located in the Grand Central Towers complex in a stunning three-bedroom apartment located in the heart of Woden is sure to meet all your needs. You are greeted with floor to ceiling windows making this home bright and welcoming. Your modern kitchen faces out over the open plan living area giving you panoramic views while you cook.

With open-plan living, this apartment seamlessly flows from one room to another. The spacious, private balcony grants the apartment a natural light and a gorgeous inspiring vibe. You’ll find three separate bedrooms and heaps of storage space ready to store all of the shopping you do on your trip, with one bedroom outfitted with a king bed and the other two rooms with queen beds. These configurations mean six guests can comfortably enjoy their stay in the heart of Canberra.

For added convenience, there’s a private laundry built into the apartment outfitted with both a washing machine and dryer.

Chefs of any skill level are sure to delight in the spacious kitchen. Fully-equipped with all the essentials, this kitchen is ready for meals of any type; whether it be a five-course gourmet meal or a cup of two minute noodles. With generous natural lighting filtering through and a breakfast bar, this kitchen is a simply gorgeous place to enjoy your morning coffee. For an epic upgrade, take it out to the balcony.

This apartment is conveniently located, with Westfield woden just down the road – some of the best shopping and food options can be found here. A suggestion from a local: check out the Turkish Pide House on the outside of the plaza; you’ll arguably have one of the best meals of your life here. If you want a club meal just down the road we have the Southern Cross Club – a family-friendly restaurant with quality food, a playground, games room and arcade for the kids, and plenty of entertainment for adults to enjoy alongside their meal, including a bar and pokies.

Whether it be for work or play, you’ll be sure to love this perfectly located home.

Points of interest
* Westfield Shopping Centre 500m
* Bradley Street Dining Precinct 500m
* Canberra Hospital 1km
* Australian War Memorial 12.6km
* National Museum of Canberra 10.9km
* Questacon 8.8km
* Parliament House 8.6km
* National Zoo & Aquarium 7.2km

Note: These are all approximate distances as traffic can vary them slightly.

** Neighborhood **

When you think of Canberra, you probably think of a drizzly gray city with little spark. However, Canberra has truly grown into its own over the past few years, and it certainly has a lot on offer. Explore the Kingston Foreshore, which has some of the best restaurants and bars in the city, or head over to the CBD (known as Civic to the locals!) and do some shopping at the newly redesigned Canberra Centre, boasting a range of luxury brands to explore. Craving some night-life excitement? Civic is the place to be, with an abundance of nightclubs, bars, and pubs – there’s sure to be something to pique your fancy. (P.S – Beirut Bunker Bar in Garema Square does bubble tea with a bit of a twist, so if you’re over 18 and love boba, this place will surely be a hit!).

Looking for something a bit more family friendly? Questacon offers plenty of fun for the whole family – with 7-storeys packed full of science and intrigue you’ll be sure to spend an entire day here. Don’t forget to check out one of Questacon’s interactive Spectacular Science Shows and explore their seasonal exhibit! Once you’ve been science’d out for the day, head across to the Australian War Memorial and explore Australian military history. Whilst this is a much more solemn attraction than Questacon, it is simply an unmissable experience and is entirely kid-friendly.

You can also enjoy a weekly market at the Old Bus Depot – an old bus shed which embraces the industrial concrete floors and high ceilings and makes it chic, with plenty of lively stallholders offering handmade goods.

** Transit **

There are ample public transport options in Canberra, and this apartment is a short walk away from the Woden Bus Interchange. It is reasonably easy to travel around Canberra, whether it be by car, walking, public transport, or by renting an e-scooter. For guests arriving by car, there is parking both on the premises and on the street.