96/56 Printers Way, Kingston ACT 2604

Overlooking the picturesque Norgrove Park, this spacious two bedroom apartment has to be seen to be believed. With an open plan living and dining area, the apartment boasts an abundance of natural light all day long. The large kitchen is a chef's delight, featuring stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances, gas cooking and tonnes of storage, making every culinary experience a joy.

The master bedroom offers a private retreat with a large walk-in-robe and ensuite, while the second bedroom is generous in size and is serviced by a large main bathroom and European laundry.

You'll never worry about storage space again, as this apartment boasts four linen cupboards and ample storage throughout. While extra comforts include two secure basement parking spaces and a storage cage.

Kingston is known for being a vibrant location, with some of Canberra's best-known restaurants and the iconic Foreshore just a short stroll away, presenting endless dining and leisure options at your doorstep. Don't miss the chance to call this extraordinary apartment home!

Features:
- Spacious open plan living and dining area
- Large kitchen with stone benchtops, stainless steel appliances and gas cooktop
- European laundry
- Master bedroom with walk-in-robe and ensuite
- Four linen cupboards and ample storage
- Secure basement parking for 2 cars and a storage cage
- Large North East balcony overlooking Norgrove Park
- Walking distance to some of Canberra's best known restaurants and Kingston Foreshore

Stats:
Balcony: 27m2
Build: 2005
EER: 6
Rates: $ 723.31 pq
Body Corporate: $2,080.85 pq
Land Tax (If rented): $892.70 pq

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