Kingston Foreshore 1 BR Apartment,Views, Parking

Executive styled, Comfortable and luxurious one bedroom apartment for the discerning traveller with modern furnishings and amenities. Located In the heart of Kingston Foreshore- bars, restaurants, wetlands, local parks, markets, cycle tracks and bus stops all a short stroll away. Only minutes from our national attractions - Parliament House, Questacon, Canberra glassworks, organic market, just to mention a few. Apartment is facing Norgrove Park where you can escape the noise of the local bars. The Prince- Influenced by the brick buildings of early Canberra, The Prince features a façade made of dry-pressed bricks from the Bowral Brickworks, and is designed by World Building of the Year (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) winner, Architectus. Interiors feature timber floors, high ceilings, granite benchtops and brass feature lighting, and are designed by Melbourne interior design firm Hecker Guthrie. This is a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 car space, apartment in the centre of the Kingston Foreshore. You will have access to the entire apartment throughout your stay This modern apartment is located on the second level of the building, lift access will make it easier for you to check in and out of the property. secure undercover carpark. The generous bedroom features built-in robes, while the open plan living, dining and kitchen area is light-filled and opens onto the sunny balcony. The apartment also features a chic bathroom with extra bench & storage, separate internal laundry, timber flooring, gourmet kitchen appliances plus a basement car space and cage for extra storage. BEDROOM - Queen sized bed - Quilt, pillows, extra pillows, sheets, throws & covers - Bedside table & lamp - Storage closet - Hangers - Vacuum Living room - LCD TV - Ducted Conditioning & heating - Wireless internet - 3.5 Seater lounge - 2 Seater lounge - Roller blinds for all windows - Coffee table & side table Bathroom - Shampoo, body wash & hand soap - Bath, face & hand towels - Toilet rolls - Hair dryer KITCHEN AREA - Complimentary coffee, tea, cereal, milk & condiments - Oven, microwave, cook top & range hood - Fridge & freezer - Dishwasher & detergents - Kettle, mugs, cups, wine glasses & dishes - Pots, pans, cutlery & cooking utensils - Kitchen towels & bin LAUNDRY AREA - Dryer, washing machine & detergents - Iron - Ironing board Guest access The entire apartment Designated car spot Resident garden Check-in time is from 3pm. Check-out is 9.30am (Due to COVID 19 this time frame allows a more through clean and peace of mind for all guests) . These times are flexible depending on availability. If your travel plans require an earlier or later check-in or check-out please reach out happy to accommodate. Located on the second floor of the building easy access via lift from secure basement carpark or ground entrance. During your stay We are local in the area and will be happy to assist you with any needs you may have in your stay, we will also provide you with a guide of the apartment as well as recommendations in the area or activities to explore in the capital. Right under your feet on the Kingston Foreshore are all the newest restaurants in Canberra. Pub Style - The Dock & Walt and Burley – Kingston Foreshore Italian – Molto & La Rustica - Kingston Foreshore Thai/Asian – Coco Nine, Cinnabar, Morks, Chong Co & Wild Duck – Kingston Foreshore Breakfast – Local Press, 7th Patisserie & Bake and Paleo Perfection – Kingston Foreshore Parks and Recreation Kingston Foreshore's open space areas offer the best of both worlds – a relaxing space to enjoy along the tranquil water’s edge, or a place where exercise enthusiasts can enjoy water sports, walking or cycling all on a beautiful waterfront setting. Whether you’re a local club, an individual or a small or large group of fitness lovers, you’re invited to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Kingston Foreshore. With plenty of parks and open spaces and the Jerrabomberra Wetlands only a short walk away, do yourself a favour and experience all Kingston Foreshore has to offer. Norgrove Park and Eco-Pond Much more than just a park, Norgrove Park at the Kingston Foreshore is a meeting place, habitat and conservation achievement. This tranquil space has also been a gathering point for the Canberra community who have come here to enjoy events such as the Canberra International Music Festival. With 1.2ha of landscaped open space, including community gathering places, a shaded bbq area, room for energetic activities and places for quiet contemplation, Norgrove Park is the best location in Canberra to enjoy life by the lake. Great for a picnic, a family gathering, a weekend stroll or event, Norgrove Park also boasts 2,500m2 of wetlands, with a three metre-deep eco-pond that can store treated stormwater run-off. The eco-pond and wetlands are a practical example of the Kingston Foreshore’s commitment to environmentally sustainable development. Stormwater captured and treated in the pond improves the overall water use efficiency at Kingston Foreshore, by reducing a reliance on drinking water for irrigation purposes. Norgrove Park is just one part of roughly 50 per cent of the Kingston Foreshore which is preserved as public open space. This includes two kilometres of shoreline along Lake Burley Griffin. Jack Ross Park Situated along the water’s edge of Kingston Foreshore and between Kingston Foreshore Aurora and Waterfront developments, this space is a tranquil haven amongst the hustle and bustle of the precinct. Jack Ross Park is a unique space both visually and in its location – it is well positioned as the entrance to the buzz of the Promenade’s restaurant scene to the south, and close to the well known historic buildings in the Arts Precinct to the west. Consisting of a range of high quality corten steel furniture and sculptures, with plenty of seated areas to enjoy the surrounds, Jack Ross Park is one of the most picturesque settings in Canberra to watch the world go by. The park was named through a park naming competition with the winning entry granted to John William (Jack) Ross (c (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Jack Ross originally emigrated from Scotland and moved to Canberra in (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) where he lived in Kingston with his wife Ivy (Phone number hidden by Airbnb) Jack Ross is recognised for his community contribution including his role as the founding Pipe Major of the Canberra Burns Club Pipe Band, formed under the auspices of the Canberra Highland Society and Canberra Burns Club. The city is only an 8-minute drive over Kings Avenue Bridge. There is a 3-level shopping mall as well an abundance of restaurants, bars and all services you may require. If you do not have a vehicle, just a 5-minute walk to Wentworth Avenue a number of bus stops which will take you into the city. Bus number 80 (MyBus 2.0 Canberra app) You can hire electric scooters at a very affordable price (Website hidden by Airbnb) Three seater couch is comfortable to sleep extra person, or can supply a single fold away bed at extra cost of $30 per night. ‘Please note this an additional cost to having the extra person’ We take the health and safety of our guests and employees very seriously. We are taking precautionary measures to help protect against the coronavirus. We hope that you are doing the same and remain in good health.