Spacious and light-filled, this 3-bedroom city apartment in Capital Tower blends comfortable interiors with resort-style living. An open-plan lounge and dining area (with classic Chesterfield sofas) flows to a private balcony—perfect for morning coffee or an evening wind-down. The kitchen is fully equipped (oven, cooktop, microwave, dishwasher, full-size fridge), and there’s ducted air-conditioning, fast Wi-Fi and a smart TV. A quiet study nook supports work on the go, and the internal laundry with washer and dryer makes long stays easy. Sleep comes easy in three peaceful bedrooms, including a main bedroom with ensuite and generous wardrobe space. The additional bedrooms sit away from the living area for privacy—great for families, colleagues or two couples with kids. All beds are made with hotel-quality linen and bath towels are provided. Guests enjoy premium resident amenities: an outdoor heated pool and spa, a well-equipped gym, floodlit tennis and squash courts, landscaped gardens and BBQ terraces. Arrivals are effortless with secure, parking spaces for extra charge, lift access from the basement and on-site building management for peace of mind. The location is superb—step out to cafés, restaurants and a boutique cinema in NewActon, stroll to ANU and the city centre, and connect easily to public transport and major roads. Thoughtfully set up for comfort and convenience, this welcoming apartment is a spacious base where you can unpack, relax and feel at home from the moment you arrive.

Capital Tower sits on Marcus Clarke Street at the edge of Canberra City and the NewActon arts precinct—one of the capital’s most vibrant pockets. Guests love the café culture, acclaimed restaurants and the boutique Palace Electric Cinema. The lake foreshore and Henry Rolland Park are a short stroll for morning runs, cycling and picnics. Walk 5–10 minutes to ANU, Canberra Centre shopping and the City Bus Interchange. Within a 5–10 minute drive you’ll reach the National Museum of Australia (Acton Peninsula), the National Gallery and Portrait Gallery, Questacon and the National Library. Commonwealth Park—home to Floriade in spring—is an easy walk. Getting around is simple: the light rail runs along nearby Northbourne Avenue, e-scooters and bike paths are plentiful, and the airport is around 12–15 minutes by car or rideshare.