The Henry

Retirement Living

Higgins Ref:PL27990

2

Vacancies

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The Henry

Introducing The Henry: Boutique Retirement Living in Canberra

Discover a new standard of luxurious boutique retirement living in the heart of Canberra. The Henry is thrilled to unveil its latest offering of intelligently designed, light-filled apartments that redefine modern living. Having won the Master Builders Award 2021, we hope to only improve upon our already exemplary residences and invite you to explore the epitome of sophistication and comfort with our new apartments.

Why The Henry?

The Henry's architecturally designed residences offer a refined lifestyle, combining sophistication and comfort for discerning retirees. Nestled in the picturesque suburb of Higgins, our vibrant community is enhanced by exceptional amenities and an active social scene. With new apartments scheduled for occupancy in July 2024, we are excited to welcome even more retirees into our thriving community.

Our apartments offer open-plan living with elegant finishes, abundant natural light, and a well-equipped kitchen featuring premium Miele appliances. Enjoy year-round comfort with fully ducted air conditioning, plus underfloor heating in the ensuite and guest bathroom. Choose between two and three-bedroom units, each with spacious master suites, to find your ideal space.

Unmatched Luxury and Innovation 

At The Henry, we believe in setting new benchmarks for apartment living. Our residences are not just larger than average; they embody a superior standard of finish and offer discreet innovations that make life safer and easier. Experience wider corridors, accessible bathrooms, and functional kitchens seamlessly integrated into your daily routines, making "living easier" the new norm.

Highlights of The Henry Apartments 

-2 or 3 bedroom residences with oversized spacious main bedrooms

-3 bedroom residences feature 2 secure undercover basement parking spots with lift access

-2 bedroom residences feature 1 secure undercover basement parking spot with lift access

-2 bathrooms in all residences, complete with underfloor heating in the bathrooms, and 100% wool carpets in bedrooms for ultimate comfort underfoot-

-Designer accessible kitchens equipped with top-of-the-line Miele appliances

-Window furnishings supplied for effortless elegance

-Fully ducted air conditioning/heating throughout each apartment

-Double glazing on all windows for enhanced insulation and tranquillity

-24-hour emergency response system for peace of mind

-Onsite home care provider

What is nearby?

-Adjacent to Pharmacy, GP doctor, Dentist, Hairdresser, Cafe

-2 minutes drive to Magpies Golf Club

-2 minutes drive to Kippax Shops

-5 minutes drive to Hawker  Shops

-7 minutes drive to Westfield Belconnen

-10 minutes drive to Calvary Hospital  

Visit Our Display Apartments

Experience The Henry for yourself by visiting our display apartments at 94 Fullagar Cres, Higgins, Canberra. Please contact us to schedule a tour from Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, to get a better understanding of what The Henry has to offer. Act now to secure your future with a deposit, as our apartments are selling fast!

NOTE: There are more floor plans available.

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94 Fullagar Crescent, Higgins, 2615, ACT

0424 084 842

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