The apartment is well located, coles downstairs, and there are various restaurants nearby.
Dickson Village Apartments, Canberra
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50 Antill Street, Canberra, ACT 2602
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Property ID: S01579372
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The apartment is well located, coles downstairs, and there are various restaurants nearby.
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Built in 2023
Dickson Village Apartments is a stylish apartment in Canberra, a new build-to-rent community at 50 Antill Street in the city centre. As one of the Dickson area's most popular retail and dining destinations, the flats offer an ideal living option. The apartments are ideally located 12 minutes by car to the University of Canberra. The flats are available in various room types and have a full range of in-house amenities, including a Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Closets, and a Yoga Studio. This flat is designed with a contemporary, sustainable lifestyle in mind, offering a high-quality flat living experience.
Features:
Dickson Village Apartments is located in the centre of Canberra and offers a variety of room types to suit different needs. Single rooms are compact and cosy with a single bed, desk and built-in wardrobe. Double rooms come with two single beds and extra storage space for slightly larger groups. For those seeking more privacy, suites with private bathrooms are available. Each flat at Dickson Village is equipped with essential utilities for a comfortable stay. These include high-speed Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, heating systems and fully equipped kitchens with refrigerators, ovens and microwaves. Outdoor facilities such as a communal barbecue area and landscaped gardens provide residents with opportunities for recreation. Fitness enthusiasts will love the well-equipped gym with exercise equipment and the Yoga Studio. Security is a top priority at Dickson Village, with a CCTV surveillance system and a 24/7 on-site service team to ensure the safety of residents.
Location and What's Hot?
Dickson Village Apartments are ideally located in the heart of Canberra's city centre, offering quick and easy access to a wide range of entertainment and shopping venues. For a delightful dining experience, the famous The Tradies or Duck Duck Goose restaurants are just a short walk away. If you prefer a cafe, visit Highroad or The Knox Made in Watson for a steaming cup of coffee. Woolworths Supermarket has a wide range of fresh produce for those who prefer to cook at home. For retail, the Canberra Centre caters for your needs with a wide selection of brands and shops. If you're a film buff, you'll be delighted by the nearby Dendy Cinemas. Finally, the White Rabbit Cocktail Room and Hippo Co are great options if you're looking for some late-night fun. Rest assured, at Dickson Village Apartments, you're at the centre of it all.
Transport:
Dickson Village Apartments is conveniently located in an area with a wide range of transport options nearby. The bus stop Mouat St opp Southwell Park is a 12-minute walk away, and Canberra Railway Station is a 17-minute bus ride away. The light rail service from the city to Gungahlin passes directly through Dickson, making it even easier for flat residents to access public transport. Most of Canberra's universities can be reached by these modes of transportation. The Australian National University, for example, is only 15 minutes away by bus. The University of Canberra is about 20 minutes away by light rail and bus.
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If the Tenant ends this Tenancy Agreement before the end of the Term (other than for a reason provided for by the Act or this Tenancy
Agreement), the Tenant must pay a fee (a break fee) of the following amount:
(a) if the Term is 3 years or less:
(i) if less than half of the Term has expired—6 weeks rent; or
(ii) in any other case—4 weeks rent;
(b) if the Term is more than 3 years—the amount agreed between the Lessor and Tenant.
The Lessor agrees that the compensation payable by the Tenant for ending this Tenancy Agreement before the end of the Term is limited to the amount of the break fee specified in subclause (3).
However, the Lessor and Tenant agree that if, within the defined period after the Tenant vacates the Premises, the Lessor enters into a
residential tenancy agreement with a new tenant, the amount payable by the Tenant is limited to:
(5)
(a) the amount of the break fee under subclause (3) less the amount of rent payable by the new tenant for the defined period; and
(b) if the Tenant vacates the Premises more than 4 weeks before the end of the Term—the Lessor's reasonable costs (not exceeding the
defined cost limit) of advertising the Premises for lease and of giving a right to occupy the Premises to another person.
(6) In this clause:
(a) defined cost limit means—
(i) if half or more than half of the Term has expired—an amount equal to 2/3 of 1 week's rent; or
(ii) if less than half of the Term has expired—an amount equal to 1 week's rent.
(b) defined period means—
(i) if subclause (3)(a)(i) applies—6 weeks; or
(ii) if subclause (3)(a)(ii) applies—4 weeks; or
(iii) if subclause (3)(b) applies - N weeks.
N is the number worked out as follows:
break fee/weekly rent payable at the time the Tenant ends this Tenancy Agreement
Agreement), the Tenant must pay a fee (a break fee) of the following amount:
(a) if the Term is 3 years or less:
(i) if less than half of the Term has expired—6 weeks rent; or
(ii) in any other case—4 weeks rent;
(b) if the Term is more than 3 years—the amount agreed between the Lessor and Tenant.
The Lessor agrees that the compensation payable by the Tenant for ending this Tenancy Agreement before the end of the Term is limited to the amount of the break fee specified in subclause (3).
However, the Lessor and Tenant agree that if, within the defined period after the Tenant vacates the Premises, the Lessor enters into a
residential tenancy agreement with a new tenant, the amount payable by the Tenant is limited to:
(5)
(a) the amount of the break fee under subclause (3) less the amount of rent payable by the new tenant for the defined period; and
(b) if the Tenant vacates the Premises more than 4 weeks before the end of the Term—the Lessor's reasonable costs (not exceeding the
defined cost limit) of advertising the Premises for lease and of giving a right to occupy the Premises to another person.
(6) In this clause:
(a) defined cost limit means—
(i) if half or more than half of the Term has expired—an amount equal to 2/3 of 1 week's rent; or
(ii) if less than half of the Term has expired—an amount equal to 1 week's rent.
(b) defined period means—
(i) if subclause (3)(a)(i) applies—6 weeks; or
(ii) if subclause (3)(a)(ii) applies—4 weeks; or
(iii) if subclause (3)(b) applies - N weeks.
N is the number worked out as follows:
break fee/weekly rent payable at the time the Tenant ends this Tenancy Agreement
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