Set within the same well-positioned chalet building as 39A on Lomond Crescent, 39B is a characterful alpine apartment with painted timber beams, lake and mountain views, and direct access to the Ben Lomond walking and biking trail from the front door. It shares the same elevated position above central Queenstown and the same easy connection to everything the town has to offer, while operating as a fully self-contained apartment with its own entry, deck, and outdoor space.

Two bedrooms sleep five, with crisp white linen and electric blankets on every bed - a detail that matters in Queenstown where the evenings can turn cold quickly regardless of the season. The full kitchen means cooking in is a genuine option rather than an afterthought, and the painted timber beams throughout give the interior an alpine warmth that feels right for the setting. One well-appointed bathroom services the apartment.

Outside, the private deck and patio extend the living space naturally and make the most of the outlook over Lake Wakatipu and the Remarkables. It is the kind of spot where you find yourself sitting longer than planned, whether that is over a morning coffee or an evening drink as the light fades across the mountains.

Central Queenstown is a short walk away, with the lakefront, Steamer Wharf, restaurants, bars, and the gondola base all easily reached on foot. The Ben Lomond Trail from the doorstep is a genuine advantage for walkers and mountain bikers wanting to get into the hills without driving anywhere. Coronet Peak is around 30 minutes by car and The Remarkables approximately 40 minutes. Free off-street parking is included.

39B suits couples, small families, or a group of friends who want alpine character, a proper kitchen, outdoor space, and a location that works for both activity and relaxation. For larger groups, 39A within the same building is available separately.

Free Wi-Fi and off-street parking are included.