Luxurious Waterfront Unit with Breathtaking Views
Canberra (Inner South), Australia
Amenities
A/C
Parking
Washer & Dryer
Patio/Balcony
Elevator
Pets Allowed
Home details
Bedroom
1 queen bed
Wake up to fabulous water views and brilliant sunshine in a beautiful apartment where the accommodation is part of the experience. Located in the heart of Kingston Foreshore, the one bedroom apartment is a joy to spend time in designer decor, quality finishes and stunning balcony.
Offering best of both worlds, the apartment enjoys the tranquil ambience of the water side of the building, just metres away are buzzing restaurants, bars, cafes beloved by Canberrans.
BEDROOM
The bedroom features a comfortable queen-sized bed with professionally laundered and pressed linen, along with generous wardrobe space for your belongings.
BATHROOM
The bathroom includes 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 55” Samsung 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 building gym. 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
- The parking garage can fit up to 1 car.
- There’s a 2 hr free street parking and also a paid longer stay car park at the end of the street on Eastlake Parade .
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 "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 Kingston Foreshore precinct, this waterfront location places you close to popular cafés, restaurants, local shops and Lake Burley Griffin, while many of Canberra’s best-known attractions are within a short drive.
• Kingston Foreshore – right on your doorstep: A popular waterfront precinct lined with cafés, restaurants, bars, public spaces and walking paths. It is also a convenient starting point for exploring Lake Burley Griffin. Kingston Foreshore
• BEAN & TABLE – 1 minute: A well-rated local café serving coffee and seasonal breakfast and lunch options, with views across Lake Burley Griffin. BEAN & TABLE
• Early Edition – 1 minute: A popular café on Trevillian Quay, offering breakfast, lunch, coffee and takeaway options overlooking the Foreshore. Early Edition
• Black Salt Dining – 1–2 minutes: A highly rated restaurant nearby, offering an extensive dining menu in a waterfront setting. Black Salt Dining
• Local Press Café – 2–3 minutes: A well-known Foreshore café with lake views and a menu featuring fresh, healthy options, including vegan and vegetarian choices. Local Press Cafe
• Dockside Café – around 3 minutes: Located close to the waterfront, this popular café serves breakfast and lunch, with dinner available on selected evenings. Dockside Cafe Kingston
• Old Bus Depot Markets – around 4 minutes: A Canberra favourite held at the historic Kingston Bus Depot, featuring local produce, food, arts, crafts and handmade goods on market days.
• Eyre Street Market – around 5 minutes: A convenient local shopping and dining precinct with cafés, restaurants and everyday essentials. Eyre St Market
• Manuka Shopping Precinct – around 5 minutes: A popular inner-south destination for boutique shopping, cafés, restaurants, bakeries and specialty stores. Manuka Shopping Precinct
• Lake Burley Griffin – within walking distance: Canberra’s iconic lake offers walking and cycling paths, parks, picnic areas and a range of water activities, including kayaking, sailing, paddleboarding and boating.
• National Carillon – around 7 minutes: A distinctive Canberra landmark on Queen Elizabeth II Island, overlooking Lake Burley Griffin. National Carillon
• Parliament House – around 8 minutes: One of Canberra’s most recognisable landmarks and an important part of the Parliamentary Triangle. Kingston Foreshore is only a short drive from the national attractions in this precinct.
• National Gallery of Australia – around 8 minutes: One of Australia’s leading art galleries, located within the Parliamentary Triangle and close to other major cultural attractions.
• Australian War Memorial – around 10–12 minutes: A significant Canberra attraction combining a museum, memorial and archive, with extensive exhibitions covering Australia’s military history. Australian War Memorial
• Canberra Centre – around 10–12 minutes: Canberra’s major shopping centre, offering a wide selection of fashion, retail, dining and everyday shopping options. Canberra Centre
• Canberra Outlet – around 10–12 minutes: A popular shopping destination in Fyshwick with outlet stores, dining and a range of major retailers. Canberra Outlet
With waterfront dining and cafés just moments away, plus shopping, cultural attractions and Lake Burley Griffin nearby, this location provides a convenient base for exploring Canberra’s inner south and beyond.
This waterfront location makes it easy to explore Kingston and Canberra, with cafés, restaurants, lakeside paths and public transport all close by.
• Walking: The Kingston Foreshore is easily explored on foot, with waterfront dining, cafés, parks and walking paths just minutes away.
• Cycling: Lake Burley Griffin and the surrounding inner-south suburbs offer convenient cycling routes, making it easy to explore the area by bike.
• Bus: Kingston is serviced by Transport Canberra routes, including Rapid 2 and Rapid 6, with connections to the city centre, Parliamentary Triangle, Canberra Railway Station, Manuka and other key destinations.
• Public transport: Canberra’s MyWay+ system covers buses and light rail. Guests can use contactless Mastercard or Visa, a MyWay+ card or other available ticketing options.
• Canberra Railway Station: Located nearby in Kingston, the station provides regional rail services and is also connected to Canberra’s local bus network.
• Driving: The location is well placed for exploring Canberra by car, with Manuka, Parliament House, the city centre and major attractions all within a short drive.
• Airport: Canberra Airport is easily accessible by car, while Rapid 3 provides a public bus connection between the airport and Canberra’s City Interchange.
• Taxis and rideshare: Taxis and rideshare services are readily available throughout Canberra, providing a convenient option for travelling further afield.
• Lake Burley Griffin: The Foreshore’s lakeside paths make it easy to walk or cycle along the waterfront and reach nearby parks and attractions.
With the Foreshore, public transport and major roads close by, this location provides a convenient base for enjoying Kingston and exploring Canberra at your own pace.
Strata Notice: (Weather Permitting: Works may extend without prior Notice)
> Building Maintenance Notice: Building Management has advised that external washing, remedial repairs and painting works will be taking place at Trevillian Quay from 18 August to October 2026. Works will be carried out progressively across the complex and may result in some noise, contractor activity, or temporary disruption around the building during this period. We appreciate your understanding while these essential maintenance works are completed.
We want guests to enjoy their stay comfortably while also helping us care for the property and respect the neighbours.
This is not a party property. Any breach of the no-party rule will result in a $2000 non-negotiable penalty, in addition to any costs for damages.
Professionally managed by Canstay
All stays include
At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.
24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
Our Tiny Home rentals may not include all essential amenities inside the home.
About the area
Canberra, Australia's capital city, is a vibrant destination that provides a rich array of cultural experiences, natural attractions, and historical landmarks. It is the location of numerous national institutions such as the Australian War Memorial, National Gallery of Australia, and Parliament House which offer visitors an understanding of Australia's past and present culture.
The city is renowned for its meticulously planned design featuring broad boulevards and expansive public areas. One such area is Lake Burley Griffin, located in the heart of the city where tourists can partake in boating or enjoy a peaceful walk along its banks.
For those who appreciate nature, Canberra boasts abundant green spaces like the Australian National Botanic Gardens and Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve where one can observe native wildlife in their natural surroundings. The city's position within the Australian Capital Territory also allows easy access to Namadgi National Park for hiking and camping adventures.
The culinary scene in Canberra is another notable aspect with a variety of dining choices from upscale restaurants to fashionable cafes. The city also organizes several food and wine festivals throughout the year that highlight local produce.
In summary, Canberra offers a diverse array of experiences ranging from exploring national institutions and participating in outdoor activities to savoring culinary delights. Its unique combination of urban life with easy access to nature makes it an appealing destination for all kinds of travelers.
House rules
Check-in 3:00 PM • Check-out 10:00 AM