WOVA

WOVA: Short-stay investment in Phillip, ACT

Completed mixed-use towers in Woden Town Centre with amenities and access suited to corporate, hospital and leisure stays.

Investor highlights

• 1–3 bedroom layouts; flexible for singles, couples, families and small groups.
• Prices from $436,900.
• Construction complete—set up and start hosting faster, subject to approvals.
• Amenity set to lift ADR: lap pool, gym and fitness studio, co-working, private cinema, lounges/dining rooms, rooftop terrace, plus 3,370 sqm of landscaped gardens.
• Mixed-use precinct with on-site eateries/retail and a 5-minute walk to Westfield Woden.
• Scale and design credibility: 802 residences across four high-rise towers by Fender Katsalidis and Oculus.

Location drivers

• Westfield Woden (5-minute walk) for shopping, dining and entertainment.
• Canberra Hospital (6-minute drive) for medical staff, patients and visitors.
• Canberra City Centre (11-minute drive) for government and corporate demand.
• Canberra Airport (14-minute drive) for interstate travellers.
• In the Woden Town Centre regeneration area, improving amenity and connectivity.

Why this works for short-stay

Located at 11 Launceston Street, Phillip, WOVA is a completed, mixed-use precinct in the heart of Woden Town Centre. Ground-floor retail and dining add convenience for guests and support bookings without a car. The four-tower design by Fender Katsalidis and Oculus brings scale, outlooks and an address that reads well in listings.

The amenity suite can help command higher nightly rates and stronger reviews: a lap pool and gym for longer-stay comfort, co-working for business travellers, and shared lounges, dining rooms and a rooftop terrace for groups. The 1–3 bedroom mix suits business trips, hospital-related stays and family weekends, with short drives to the CBD and airport reducing transfer times.

Next steps

Request the brochure and current availability to assess fit for your short-stay strategy.

Disclaimer: This is general information, not financial or legal advice. Short-stay use may be subject to ACT planning rules and strata by-laws—check council and building policies before purchasing.