KINGSTON ACT · MALONEY’S PROPERTY
Living in Kingston ACT
Explore Kingston Village, the Foreshore and Canberra’s Inner South, then consider how an apartment here could fit your everyday life.
Kingston Village and the Foreshore
Kingston offers two distinct settings: the established village with shops and cafés, and the harbour-side restaurants of Kingston Foreshore. Explore both when comparing apartments. Think about whether you prefer an outlook over parkland, easy access to dining, or being close to the village shops.
Explore Kingston with VisitCanberra ↗Lake Burley Griffin, walking and cycling
The Foreshore is a starting point for walks and bike rides beside Lake Burley Griffin. Before choosing a home, try the paths you would use and consider bike storage and building access. Transport Canberra publishes walking and cycling maps to help you plan routes.
Walking and cycling maps ↗Markets and creative places
The Old Bus Depot Markets and Canberra Glassworks give you more to explore around Kingston. Use the market’s official visitor information to check opening dates before planning a visit.
Old Bus Depot Markets ↗Manuka and the Parliamentary Triangle
The wider Inner South includes Manuka’s shops and sporting precinct, plus the national institutions of Barton and Parkes. These give Kingston residents places to explore beyond their immediate neighbourhood.
VisitCanberra’s Inner South guide ↗Your route to Civic and beyond
If you commute to Civic, the Parliamentary Triangle or elsewhere in Canberra, test the journey at the time you normally travel. Check current public transport options and compare the walking route to stops. Travel times depend on your destination, transport choice and traffic.
Plan with Transport Canberra ↗A courtyard home in Salt
9/29 Dawes Street is a one-bedroom apartment in Kingston with approximately 65 m² of internal living and a private 37 m² courtyard. Explore the photographs and floor plan, then ask Darcy or Peter about a viewing.