Provenance: community-focused inner-city living
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JWLand’s Provenance allows for a lifestyle that makes the most of inner-city living, with a focus on community and sustainability.
Intrigued about inner-city apartment living? Imagine a life where cafes, bars and restaurants are just a short walk away, with no need to fight for a parking space.
Supermarkets and shops right across the road. Where you can reduce your costs on utilities but make the most of added amenities—not to mention never having to worry about cleaning out the gutters or mowing the lawns ever again.
With Canberra’s city centre undergoing significant development, there are plenty of opportunities to buy into that lifestyle and Founders Lane is set to welcome its new residents this year.
This new precinct has transformed the former public housing site in Braddon located between the Canberra Centre and iconic Gorman House. The development, by ACT-based property developer JWLand, will include four separate buildings and almost 700 apartments once construction is complete.
The first two stages of the development, The Mark and Provenance, have now reached practical completion, with buyers moving in before the end of the year. With a range of two and three bedroom apartments available, there are still opportunities to buy into Provenance, with prices starting at $650,000.
Aimed at owner-occupiers, the light-filled apartments boast bigger floor plans with plenty of storage and spacious balconies offering up scenic views. Premium features like SMEG kitchen appliances, engineered stone benchtops, double glazing to all windows and sliding doors are a standard inclusion.
Buying an apartment at Founders Lane means you get to take advantage of far more than what lies within your walls. The precinct also features an exclusive rooftop garden, barbeque areas, public green spaces with architecturally-designed park seating and bicycle parking.
“The Founders Lane vision is to create a vibrant and eclectic precinct with a blend of apartment living, quiet cafes, quirky Canberra pop-ups and community green spaces on the city’s doorstep,” says Michael Prendergast, JWLand’s National Head of Development.
“With a rooftop garden, pet-embracing policies, and a focus on sustainable, efficient design and resident amenity, we are delivering truly ‘liveable’ spaces aimed at enhancing the lives of residents and creating vibrant urban precincts.”
Michael explains that JWLand strives to deliver exceptional developments for Canberra that maximize their carefully considered locations, with other projects including Campbell 5 and The Ridge, Watson.
“JWLand is conscious of the need to build and deliver sustainable communities,” he explains.
“This is evident through the materials we select during the construction of our projects. Additionally, we have partnered with the ANU Energy Change Institute who are engaging in renewable energy research for Australia. We also want to demonstrate that medium to high-density living can enhance urban areas and reduce the footprint society has on the environment.”
“JWLand has always prided itself on delivering exceptional customer service and a premium product. This is evident by the number of loyal and repeat buyers we have had over the years.”
Michael adds that JWLand is conscious of how every penny counts when buying property. For a limited time, new buyers can take advantage of Provenance’s ‘Essentials Starters Package’, which includes relocation and window furnishings to get you started in your new home, which could mean thousands that remains in your pocket to pop on the mortgage or help furnish your gorgeous new place.
To book a private viewing of one of the styled apartments in Provenance at Founders Lane, email info@founderslane.com.au or call 1800 290 628.
This editorial was created in partnership with JWLand. For more information on sponsored partnerships, click here.
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