Kingston ACT 2604, Australia
Based on curated rent estimate.
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Based on the comparable property evidence currently available.
The property sits on a 696 m² block. It is a detached house occupying that land area
The house is approximately 0.6 km from Canberra railway station, making the station easily reachable on foot or by a short drive
Nearby heritage sites include the Kingston Powerhouse Historic Precinct and the Causeway Hall, both within about 1 km of the property. The Kingston/Griffith Garden City heritage precinct is also in the surrounding suburb
The Canberra Railway Museum (0.3 km) and Jerrabomberra Wetlands Nature Reserve (0.7 km) are close by, offering museum exhibits and natural walking trails. Norgrove Park is also about 0.6 km away for outdoor recreation
Wentworth Avenue is the main arterial road running through Kingston and provides the primary access route to the property
Kingston grew from the early Eastlake settlement and includes historic sites such as the Causeway, originally built for workers in the 1920s, and the Kingston Powerhouse from 1915. The suburb now blends heritage‑protected houses with recent medium‑density redevelopment
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