Think entertaining at home, plating take-out from the nearby boutique restaurants…spilling to the large, private courtyard or dining inside with doors flung open to the central atrium, so alive with a greening of well-tended ferns, giant monstera.
From the terrace you see the flag mast of Parliament House, its silver structure bright against the blue sky. There are privatising green walls and a dotting of whimsical silver birches, deep in their colourful autumnal turnings. Step outside via the garden gate and you are front and central, connected to the significant offerings of this inner south enclave – lake trails, cultural institutions, leafy parks and all the enticements of old Kingston and Manuka Village.
This spacious one-bedder boasts two indoor-outdoor areas, alongside open plan living informed by fresh breezes, lovely sunshine. The palette is a mix of soothing neutrals, warm whites with soft carpets and tiled alfresco arenas. The kitchen is all seamless white cabinetry, including ample pantry storage and banks of drawers, gifting a place for everything. There are quality all-electric appliances from AEG, including an integrated microwave and dishwasher.
Even the master bedroom frames the courtyard via a ribbon window, welcoming light and bringing the outside in. There is a built-in-robe and an adjacent bathroom, elegantly appointed in floor-to-ceiling tiles with earthy organic flooring. A European laundry is nicely hidden away within the kitchen and there is secure basement parking with a storage cage.
Underpinning it all is the lifestyle –
Walk to Charles Sturt University, Old Parliament House and Parliament House, The National Art Gallery, The Glassworks and the Bus Depot Markets. It is also an easy stroll to the Old Brassey Inn, Hotel Realm and the café and restaurant scene of Burbury Close. Barton is a much-coveted enclave, boasting a heady mix of significant heritage architecture and flashy modern builds, while being close to the culturally significant building that dot the lake and whisper close to the CBD. The home is within walking distance of Telopea Park, Telopea Park High School and Manuka Pool. Kingston and Manuka Precincts are close to hand with their exciting mix of eating, dining and shopping experiences. The home is also close to transport, a mix of private and public schools, Kingston Foreshore, Bus Depot Markets, and Canberra Glassworks. It is a mere 3 minutes to Capital Hill.
features
.lovely one-bedroom apartment in coveted Barton
.open plan kitchen, dining, living that flows to a paved rear courtyard with gate access onto the street and views to Parliament House
.modern white galley style kitchen with stone worktops and ample kitchen storage including a large pantry and seamless European laundry with a dryer and washing machine
.kitchen includes quality electric appliances from AEG, including an integrated microwave and dishwasher
.additional atrium space with flyscreened clerestory windows and folding clothesline
.large bedroom with built-in-robe
.crisp white bathroom with earthy organic floors
.soft neutral palette throughout
.cosy carpeting
.reverse cycle split system
.secure intercom access
.underground secure parking
.surrounded by green spaces including Telopea Park and the shared biking and walking trails that hug Lake Burly Griffin
.easy walk to Telopea Park High School and Manuka Pool
.Ideally located between Capital Hill and Kingston, flanked by the Lake and the bustling Manuka Precinct
.whisper close to the CBD
FINE DETAILS (all approximate):
Living size: 62 m2
Courtyard 1 size: 32 m2
Courtyard 2 size: 9 m2
Total size: 103 m2
EER: 6.0
Build year: 2015
Strata
Admin fund: $1,529.99 half a year
Sinking fund: $492.08 half a year
Total: $2,022.07 half a year
Rates: $1395.00 pa
Land tax: $1612.00 (investors only)
UV: $74,420 (2024)
Number of units in complex: 136
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