An immaculately maintained apartment in the popular ‘Somerset’ complex, in the heart of old Kingston. Whilst being only a minute’s walk from the Kingston shops, ‘Somerset’ is a quiet complex set in a beautiful garden oasis.
The clever design of this two-bedroom apartment offers spacious lounge and dining rooms, opening onto an inviting balcony with north-easterly aspect.
The kitchen includes generous bench space, electric cooking and dishwasher plus a dedicated meals area.
Both bedrooms are bright and well-sized with built-in robes. Comfort is afforded by reverse cycle air conditioning.
The ‘Somerset’ development features resort style living with an outdoor swimming pool, fully equipped gym & barbeque area and a fully landscaped courtyard with beautiful established trees and gardens.
Car accommodation is also provided with secure underground parking and storage.
The apartment is perfectly positioned, a short stroll, to capture the lifestyle options of Kingston including fabulous cafes, restaurants and boutique shops.
• Perfect presentation
• Sought -after location
• Natural light filled rooms
• Open plan lounge and dining room with access to inviting balcony
• Large king bedroom with built-in robe
• Second bedroom with built-in robe
• Kitchen with electric appliances, dishwasher and ample bench space
• Meals area
• Main bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet
• Space saver laundry (with dryer included)
• Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning unit in living area
• Electric hot water system
• Single allocated car space in basement with storage shed
• Outdoor swimming pool & BBQ & fully equipped gymnasium
• Close to Public Transport
• Great location close to cafes, restaurants, shops and schools
EER: 6.0
Apartment size: 79m²
Balcony size: 9m²
Construction: circa 1993
Body Corporate: $777 per quarter
Rates: $491 per quarter
Rent estimate: $450 to $480 per week
Kingston is the oldest and one of the most densely populated suburbs of Canberra. The suburb is named after Charles Cameron Kingston, the former Premier of South Australia and minister in the first Australian Commonwealth Government. Kingston is situated about 4 km from the centre of Canberra. Kingston has a popular café and restaurant culture and is also noted for a lively nightlife and bar scene. The suburb has expanded in recent times to include the Foreshore development with vast residential accommodation, bars and restaurants offering scenic lake views. Other attractions include the Bus Depot markets held every Sunday, the Kingston Powerhouse and Glassworks.
Gungahlin
Belconnen
Inner North
Inner South
Woden
Weston Creek
Molonglo Valley
Tuggeranong
Queanbeyan
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and surrounds
