22/1 Provan Street

Campbell ACT 2612

With Parisian influences - from herringbone parquet flooring and high ceilings to the use of stone and marble - this residence exudes timeless sophistication. The spacious layout, elegant design, and luxurious finishes create an inviting atmosphere reminiscent of traditional European apartment homes, where style and space come together beautifully.

St Germaine is located within the prestigious Campbell 5 (C5) precinct, adjacent to Anzac Parade, and seamlessly connects to Hassett Park and Lake Burley Griffin.

Designed by the award-winning Cox Architecture, the building's robust concrete, stone, and timber construction echoes the grandeur of Canberra's iconic parliamentary buildings.

Upon entering the building's sleek faade, the raw concrete, charcoal stone floors, and striking ironwork make a bold first impression. Located on the first floor, provan.home opens into an expansive living space with views stretching through the galley kitchen and second living area out to the sky and surrounding landscape.

The main living and dining area spans the full width of the apartment, offering an impressive sense of scale.
Floor-to-ceiling glass doors along the northern wall flood the room with light, enhancing the apartment's spacious feel, while still maintaining a sense of privacy. Picture mornings spent sipping coffee on the balcony as mist drapes the parkland below, or long summer evenings with friends and family, toasting to the sunset with a glass of champagne.

The kitchen and main bedroom overlook the deep atrium well, bringing in ambient light and refreshing ventilation. The carefully curated palette of white, soft grey, and black is carried throughout the home, with luxury bathrooms featuring marble accents and custom finishes. The use of marble skirting boards and countertops lends a utilitarian yet refined air, while the rich timber flooring adds warmth. Bespoke glass cabinetry offers the perfect space to showcase curated artifacts and beloved keepsakes.

Residents of St Germaine enjoy exclusive access to a communal lounge and are just steps away from boutique cafes and shops, including Paranormal Wines, Intra Specialty Coffee, and Sissa Sorella boutique.

Situated near Anzac Parade, Hassett Park, the War Memorial, Lake Burley Griffin, and the CBD, provan.home delivers the ultimate urban lifestyle experience. With proximity to ANU, CIT, and both public and private schools, as well as transport options, this apartment connects you effortlessly to the heart of Canberra and beyond.

.features:
.expansive two-bedroom apartment home in the C5's "Saint Germain" building
.120 sqm of living with large 18 sqm balcony
.front entrance with built-in storage
.light-filled open-plan living and dining room overlooked by kitchen
.floor to ceiling double glazed windows and sliding doors to balcony
.generous covered balcony space with beautiful outlook
.premium position, with a green view likely never to be interrupted
.high end kitchen with abundant storage engineered stone bench tops, Miele dishwasher, oven, stovetop and refrigerator
.bespoke fixtures and finishes throughout
.european laundry with dryer included
.main bedroom with built-in wardrobe, cupboard, plus private ensuite including shower, toilet and vanity
.second bedroom with built-in wardrobe
.main bathroom with shower, marble tiling, toilet, vanity
.double glazed windows
.ducted reverse cycle air conditioning

EER: 6.0
available mid to late october
The property has a valid exemption and is not required to comply with the minimum ceiling insulation standard.

. prospective tenants must obtain prior consent from the Owner of the property to keep pets on the premises.
. this property is unfurnished
. rent is paid calendar monthly on the first day of each month
. bond = 4 weeks rent
. it is company policy that applicants or a representative on their behalf must inspect the property

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