15/2 Macleay Street, Turner

Tucked away in one of Turner's most sought-after tree-lined streets, this stylish and light-filled apartment is the perfect base for city lovers who still want a touch of tranquillity. The living area opens onto a private balcony, offering a lovely sunny spot to relax with your morning coffee or unwind in the evening. The kitchen is sleek and functional, fitted with quality appliances and plenty of bench space for meal prep. The bedroom includes built-in robes and leafy outlooks, while the bathroom is clean and contemporary. There's also a European-style laundry, reverse cycle heating and cooling for year-round comfort, and underground parking. You'll love the convenience of being just minutes to the light rail, ANU, Braddon's dining precinct and the city centre – perfect for professionals, students or anyone looking to enjoy a vibrant Inner North lifestyle. Features: - One bedroom with built-in robes - Sunny balcony with leafy outlook - Open-plan living and dining - Modern kitchen with quality appliances - Reverse cycle heating and cooling - Car space - European laundry - Energy Efficiency Rating is not available The property has a valid exemption and is not required to comply with the minimum ceiling insulation standard". Available 3 October 2025 Book an Inspection – select the 'BOOK INSPECTION' button 1. Please register to attend an inspection - If you do not register, we cannot notify you of any time changes, cancellations, or further inspection times. 2. If no open time is advertised, please register, and you will receive a text message when the open home is scheduled. Pets In accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act Clause 71AE Process for a tenant seeking consent - the tenant must apply, in writing, to the lessor, for the lessors' consent to keep pet/s at this property. Disclaimer Please note that whilst all care has been taken in providing this marketing information, Blackshaw Belconnen does not accept liability for any errors within the text or details of this listing. Interested parties should conduct their own research to confirm the information provided.