Canberra | Apartment in Reid, Australia

Summary:
Inspired by the unique mix of beautiful landscape and city vibe, our place will make your visit a unique, comfortable and fun experience. Our rooms are spacious and our service is unparalleled. We know that travelling can be exhausting, and will do our best to make your stay easy and satisfying.

Located in the heart of Canberra, yet a quiet and beautiful location, 1 mins walk to Canberra Centre, few mins to Parliament House and close proximity to everything Canberra may offer.

The Space:
- Right at the heart of Canberra City
- Yet quiet and magnificent panoramic view from all the bedrooms and living
- Spacious open plan design
- 3 great size bedrooms with built in robes
- Fantastic size kitchen
- In immaculate condition
- Continuous hot water system
- High speed NBN fibre optic cabling, i.e super fast internet (200mbps
download) 24 hours
- MItshubishi reverse cycle heating and cooling system in living as well as all bedrooms
- Roof top garden with 360 degree view of beautiful Ainslie mountain in one side and Canberra CBD on the other
- BBQ and play ground on building-2, level-5
- Swimming pool on building-3, level-5
- Family swimming pool with beautiful City and Gleb Park view
- Close proximity to almost everything Canberra may offer
- EER 7.5

Guest Access:
You'll have access to the apartment with fully equipped kitchen. There is underground car park and a lockbox near the lift for self check in. There are plenty of street car park on Kogarah Lane (the street at the back of the building). Everything will be briefed prior to your arrival day.

Please note - key collection is via lockbox off site at our Office space as this complex does not allow them to be installed at the property.
The office is located at Unit 2/12 Marcus Clarke Street, City.
(1.3km 5 min drive, 16 min walk).

The Neighborhood:
Perched right on the city fringe, the main building is situated in Reid, one of Canberra’s oldest suburbs. Staying here means, you are at the heart of Canberra centre and get to enjoy leafy, tree-lined streets and large house blocks - an entire section of the suburb has even been heritage listed to protect the unique architecture of the homes in the area. It’s a short walk into the buzzing city centre, or even the restaurants and bars of the new Campbell 5 precinct or Braddon’s Lonsdale Street. And even though you’re right in the heart of town, it’s not hard to escape to nature - it’s walking distance to Mt Ainslie, where if you make the trip up, you’re treated to spectacular panoramic views of the nation’s capital.

The main building is situated right next to Civic, Canberra’s city centre. The Street names in the suburb were taken after Aboriginal words. The Australian War Memorial’s Anzac Parade, which runs along the ceremonial axis from Lake Griffin to the memorial, separates Reid from the neighbouring suburb of Campbell.

As one of the oldest suburbs in Canberra, Reid exudes a kind of old world charm, thanks to its 200 heritage homes and buildings and tree-lined boulevards. While it doesn’t have the busy locale of neighbouring Civic, Reid compensates with its quiet atmosphere, historic landmarks, and thriving art scene.

Other Things to Note:
Location:

- Directly opposite the Canberra Centre, a minutes walk away; yet on absolutely queit street with panoramic view of mount Anslie
- A short walk to the bustling food and drink precinct in Civic and Braddon
- Close proximity Canberra's light rail and other public transport
- 8 minute walk to Lake Burley Griffin
- 10 minute walk to Australian National University

Major Canberra Attractions from your accommodation:
- the War Memorial (one of the most unique war museums in the world) - (see pictures)
- the Old and New Parliament House (One of the greatest examples of old and modern Architecture beautifully situated one after another; enjoy watching parliament live in action, possibly the only experience in the world) - (see pictures)
- Questacon (the National Science and Technology Centre; Science with lots of fun... highly recommended to kids, students and parents) - (see pictures)
- the Australian National Museum (see pictures)
- the National Gallery of Australia (world famous arts and paintings exhibition)
- the Canberra Zoo (see pictures)
- the Botanic Gardens (see pictures)
- Lake Burley-Griffin (see pictures)
- Cockington Garden (offers visitors an experience you will not find anywhere else. Venture into this delightful and fascinating display of meticulously crafted miniature buildings set within beautifully landscaped gardens to make your Canberra visit complete) (See Pictures)
- National Arboretum (one of the newest and most popular attractions; see the forest for the trees, with its 94 forests of rare, endangered and symbolic trees from Australia and around the world. Walk, drive, cycle or even horse-ride around the 250 hectare site. You’ll be struck by the range of botanical beauty, including the living artworks in the National Bonsai and Penjing Collection; enjoy free guided and self-guided tours, interactive displays, Pod Playground, a café and shop, outdoor sculptures, and picnic areas boasting some of Canberra's most spectacular views; see pictures)

## All these attractions are within 2 to 10 minutes driving. City Centre, ANU and many cbd attractions are in walking distance.

P.S. Please visit/contact "Canberra and Region Visitor Centre" at Act Parks Depot, Barrine Dr, Parkes ACT 2600 for detailed information on places of interest and/or all kind of tourist assistance. You will be able to find their phone on the internet.

Interaction with Guests:
You may contact Sonya or Freya through text or phone call if any issues occur during your stay. They'll help you in every way possible.