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Kingston Foreshore Paradise - 2BR
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Reviews
9.29.2 out of 10
Wonderful
Highlights
Centrally-located
You're never far from where you need to be with this convenient location.Discover nearby landmarks
Near Lake Burley Griffin
Popular amenities
- Balcony
- Waterpark access
- Air-conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Onsite parking available
- Washing machine
Explore the area

Kingston, Australian Capital Territory
- Lake Burley GriffinPlace, Lake Burley Griffin1 min walk
- The Cusack CentrePlace, The Cusack Centre14 min walk
- National Gallery of AustraliaPlace, National Gallery of Australia6 min drive
- Canberra, ACT (CBR-Canberra Intl.)Airport, Canberra, ACT (CBR-Canberra Intl.)10 min drive
Where you'll sleep
2 bedrooms (sleeps 4)
Bedroom 1
1 Queen Bed
Bedroom 2
1 Queen Bed
2 bathrooms
Bathroom 1
Bathroom 2
Spaces
Kitchen
Balcony
Dining area
About this property
Kingston Foreshore Paradise - 2BR
Set in the sought-after Kingston Foreshore, this spacious two bedroom, two bathroom apartment offers comfortable living with plenty of room to unwind. Enjoy a generous living area, well-appointed kitchen, large balcony and plenty of natural light.
With secure parking and the waterfront, cafes and restaurants just moments away, it is a welcoming base for a Canberra stay.
BEDROOM
The bedrooms feature a comfortable queen-sized bed with professionally laundered and pressed linen, along with generous wardrobe space for your belongings.
BATHROOM
The apartment features two bathrooms, each with a shower and toilet. We provide towels, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and toilet paper to get you started. For longer stays, guests may need to top up supplies depending on usage.
KITCHEN
Feel free to make use of the fully equipped kitchen, complete with:
• Fridge/freezer
• Stovetop
• Microwave
• Oven
• Dishwasher
• Crockery and cutlery
A small selection of essentials such as milk, coffee, and tea is provided for your arrival. For longer stays, guests may wish to purchase additional items as needed.
LIVING AREA
The living room offers a 75” Sony smart TV for your entertainment. You’re welcome to log into your own Netflix accounts during your stay.
LAUNDRY
A washing machine and dryer are available, along with an iron and ironing board for your convenience.
OUTDOOR & SHARED AMENITIES
- Access to the gym located at 14 Trevillian Building. An AirKey or FOB is required to access the gym.
Please note that shared facilities are managed by building management and may occasionally be unavailable. We recommend checking any building notices upon arrival for the latest updates.
PARKING
- One designated secure parking space
- Plenty of free 1-hour and 2-hour street parking is available around the area.
Check-in details will be sent two days before your arrival, with access codes provided four hours to keep your booking secure.
Only one guest key set is provided. Please take care not to lose the keys, as replacement costs apply. Lost keys, or keys left inside the apartment requiring assistance, will incur a minimum charge of $355.
Your keys are located off-site at `Bridge Point - 17 Trevillian Quay, Kingston`.
We’re a team dedicated to supporting you and making your stay as enjoyable as possible. We’re available via messaging and aim to respond promptly, while still giving you space to relax.
At the property, you’ll have access to helpful information about the home and local area, including recommendations and a guide so you can easily understand how everything works.
If anything urgent comes up, phone support is always available.
Set within the sought-after Kingston Foreshore precinct, this waterfront location offers easy access to lakeside dining, popular cafés, local shopping and some of Canberra’s best-known cultural attractions.
• Kingston Foreshore – right on your doorstep: A popular waterfront precinct along Lake Burley Griffin, with restaurants, cafés, bars, public spaces and scenic paths for walking and cycling. Kingston Foreshore
• BEAN & TABLE – 1 minute: A well-rated local café serving coffee and seasonal dishes, with views towards Lake Burley Griffin. BEAN & TABLE
• Early Edition – 1 minute: A popular waterfront café offering breakfast, lunch, coffee and takeaway options, with outdoor seating along the promenade. Early Edition
• Black Salt Dining – 1–2 minutes: A highly rated restaurant on Trevillian Quay, known for its contemporary dining and convenient waterfront location. Black Salt Dining
• Local Press Café – 2–3 minutes: A popular Foreshore café with lake views and a menu featuring fresh and healthy options, including vegan and vegetarian choices. Local Press Cafe
• Dockside Café – around 3 minutes: A waterfront café serving breakfast and lunch daily, with dinner available on selected evenings and views across Lake Burley Griffin. Dockside Cafe Kingston
• Eyre Street Market – around 4 minutes: A convenient local shopping and dining precinct with cafés, restaurants and everyday essentials. Eyre St Market
• Old Bus Depot Markets – around 4 minutes: A popular weekend destination at the historic Kingston Bus Depot, featuring local food, produce, arts, crafts and handmade goods.
• Manuka Shopping Precinct – around 5 minutes: A well-known inner-south precinct with boutique shops, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and specialty stores. Manuka Shopping Precinct
• Lake Burley Griffin – within walking distance: Canberra’s iconic lake is ideal for walking, cycling and picnics, with opportunities for boating, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, cruises and other recreational activities.
• National Carillon – around 7 minutes: A distinctive Canberra landmark on Queen Elizabeth II Island, overlooking Lake Burley Griffin and the Parliamentary Zone. National Carillon
• Parliament House – around 8 minutes: Australia’s Parliament House is a short drive away, with the surrounding Parliamentary Zone home to several of Canberra’s major national attractions. Visit Canberra notes that the Kingston Foreshore is approximately a five-minute drive from Parliament House and the National Gallery of Australia.
• National Gallery of Australia – around 8 minutes: Explore one of Australia’s leading art institutions, with an extensive collection and views towards Lake Burley Griffin.
• Canberra Centre – around 10–12 minutes: Canberra’s major shopping centre, with a wide range of fashion, retail, dining and everyday shopping options. Canberra Centre
• Australian War Memorial – around 10–12 minutes: One of Canberra’s most significant tourist attractions, featuring extensive exhibitions and galleries dedicated to Australia’s military history. Australian War Memorial
• Canberra Outlet – around 10–12 minutes: A popular shopping destination in Fyshwick with outlet stores, major retailers and dining options. Canberra Outlet
With waterfront dining and cafés close by, plus shopping, recreation and Canberra’s major cultural attractions within a short drive, the Kingston Foreshore provides a convenient base for exploring the capital.
This waterfront location offers convenient access to public transport, walking and cycling routes, and major roads, making it easy to explore Kingston and the wider Canberra area.
• Walking: The Kingston Foreshore is easy to explore on foot, with cafés, restaurants, bars, waterfront paths and local attractions close by.
• Cycling: Lake Burley Griffin and the surrounding inner-south suburbs have dedicated walking and cycling routes, providing an easy way to explore the area.
• Bus: Kingston is serviced by Rapid 2, Rapid 6, Route 56 and Route 182, connecting the area with the city centre, Barton, Manuka, Woden and other key destinations.
• Canberra Railway Station: Canberra Railway Station is nearby, providing access to regional rail services. Transport Canberra’s Route 2 also connects Canberra Railway Station with the city and other destinations.
• Airport: Canberra Airport is easily accessible by car. Rapid 3 operates between the airport and Canberra’s City Interchange, with regular services throughout the week.
With secure parking and the waterfront, cafes and restaurants just moments away, it is a welcoming base for a Canberra stay.
BEDROOM
The bedrooms feature a comfortable queen-sized bed with professionally laundered and pressed linen, along with generous wardrobe space for your belongings.
BATHROOM
The apartment features two bathrooms, each with a shower and toilet. We provide towels, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and toilet paper to get you started. For longer stays, guests may need to top up supplies depending on usage.
KITCHEN
Feel free to make use of the fully equipped kitchen, complete with:
• Fridge/freezer
• Stovetop
• Microwave
• Oven
• Dishwasher
• Crockery and cutlery
A small selection of essentials such as milk, coffee, and tea is provided for your arrival. For longer stays, guests may wish to purchase additional items as needed.
LIVING AREA
The living room offers a 75” Sony smart TV for your entertainment. You’re welcome to log into your own Netflix accounts during your stay.
LAUNDRY
A washing machine and dryer are available, along with an iron and ironing board for your convenience.
OUTDOOR & SHARED AMENITIES
- Access to the gym located at 14 Trevillian Building. An AirKey or FOB is required to access the gym.
Please note that shared facilities are managed by building management and may occasionally be unavailable. We recommend checking any building notices upon arrival for the latest updates.
PARKING
- One designated secure parking space
- Plenty of free 1-hour and 2-hour street parking is available around the area.
Check-in details will be sent two days before your arrival, with access codes provided four hours to keep your booking secure.
Only one guest key set is provided. Please take care not to lose the keys, as replacement costs apply. Lost keys, or keys left inside the apartment requiring assistance, will incur a minimum charge of $355.
Your keys are located off-site at `Bridge Point - 17 Trevillian Quay, Kingston`.
We’re a team dedicated to supporting you and making your stay as enjoyable as possible. We’re available via messaging and aim to respond promptly, while still giving you space to relax.
At the property, you’ll have access to helpful information about the home and local area, including recommendations and a guide so you can easily understand how everything works.
If anything urgent comes up, phone support is always available.
Set within the sought-after Kingston Foreshore precinct, this waterfront location offers easy access to lakeside dining, popular cafés, local shopping and some of Canberra’s best-known cultural attractions.
• Kingston Foreshore – right on your doorstep: A popular waterfront precinct along Lake Burley Griffin, with restaurants, cafés, bars, public spaces and scenic paths for walking and cycling. Kingston Foreshore
• BEAN & TABLE – 1 minute: A well-rated local café serving coffee and seasonal dishes, with views towards Lake Burley Griffin. BEAN & TABLE
• Early Edition – 1 minute: A popular waterfront café offering breakfast, lunch, coffee and takeaway options, with outdoor seating along the promenade. Early Edition
• Black Salt Dining – 1–2 minutes: A highly rated restaurant on Trevillian Quay, known for its contemporary dining and convenient waterfront location. Black Salt Dining
• Local Press Café – 2–3 minutes: A popular Foreshore café with lake views and a menu featuring fresh and healthy options, including vegan and vegetarian choices. Local Press Cafe
• Dockside Café – around 3 minutes: A waterfront café serving breakfast and lunch daily, with dinner available on selected evenings and views across Lake Burley Griffin. Dockside Cafe Kingston
• Eyre Street Market – around 4 minutes: A convenient local shopping and dining precinct with cafés, restaurants and everyday essentials. Eyre St Market
• Old Bus Depot Markets – around 4 minutes: A popular weekend destination at the historic Kingston Bus Depot, featuring local food, produce, arts, crafts and handmade goods.
• Manuka Shopping Precinct – around 5 minutes: A well-known inner-south precinct with boutique shops, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and specialty stores. Manuka Shopping Precinct
• Lake Burley Griffin – within walking distance: Canberra’s iconic lake is ideal for walking, cycling and picnics, with opportunities for boating, kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, cruises and other recreational activities.
• National Carillon – around 7 minutes: A distinctive Canberra landmark on Queen Elizabeth II Island, overlooking Lake Burley Griffin and the Parliamentary Zone. National Carillon
• Parliament House – around 8 minutes: Australia’s Parliament House is a short drive away, with the surrounding Parliamentary Zone home to several of Canberra’s major national attractions. Visit Canberra notes that the Kingston Foreshore is approximately a five-minute drive from Parliament House and the National Gallery of Australia.
• National Gallery of Australia – around 8 minutes: Explore one of Australia’s leading art institutions, with an extensive collection and views towards Lake Burley Griffin.
• Canberra Centre – around 10–12 minutes: Canberra’s major shopping centre, with a wide range of fashion, retail, dining and everyday shopping options. Canberra Centre
• Australian War Memorial – around 10–12 minutes: One of Canberra’s most significant tourist attractions, featuring extensive exhibitions and galleries dedicated to Australia’s military history. Australian War Memorial
• Canberra Outlet – around 10–12 minutes: A popular shopping destination in Fyshwick with outlet stores, major retailers and dining options. Canberra Outlet
With waterfront dining and cafés close by, plus shopping, recreation and Canberra’s major cultural attractions within a short drive, the Kingston Foreshore provides a convenient base for exploring the capital.
This waterfront location offers convenient access to public transport, walking and cycling routes, and major roads, making it easy to explore Kingston and the wider Canberra area.
• Walking: The Kingston Foreshore is easy to explore on foot, with cafés, restaurants, bars, waterfront paths and local attractions close by.
• Cycling: Lake Burley Griffin and the surrounding inner-south suburbs have dedicated walking and cycling routes, providing an easy way to explore the area.
• Bus: Kingston is serviced by Rapid 2, Rapid 6, Route 56 and Route 182, connecting the area with the city centre, Barton, Manuka, Woden and other key destinations.
• Canberra Railway Station: Canberra Railway Station is nearby, providing access to regional rail services. Transport Canberra’s Route 2 also connects Canberra Railway Station with the city and other destinations.
• Airport: Canberra Airport is easily accessible by car. Rapid 3 operates between the airport and Canberra’s City Interchange, with regular services throughout the week.