53/1 Silas Street, East Fremantle, WA 6158

Welcome to your new sanctuary in the heart of East Fremantle! This beautifully designed 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment offers a perfect blend of modern living and urban convenience. This property is ideal for those seeking a stylish and comfortable lifestyle.

Conveniently located downstairs from the popular Sweetwater Rooftop Bar and close to supermarkets, The Left Bank, trendy coffee shops, wine bars, the river, beaches, and shopping hotspots, making it perfect for those who appreciate the convenience. Making this ideal for first home buyers, downsizing, or looking for an investment opportunity as the property is currently tenanted.

Features include:

- 2 spacious bedrooms with generously sized built in robes

- 2 modern bathrooms, providing privacy and convenience for you and your guests

- Enjoy the luxury of secure parking with 2 dedicated car bays, perfect for those with multiple vehicles.

- Split system airconditioning to the living area and master bedroom

- Clever kitchen with bench lighting, Smeg appliances including dishwasher, supersized pantry and breakfast bar

- An inviting living room that seamlessly connects to the outdoor balcony, perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying the fresh air.

- Balcony with dual access from the living area or bedroom

- Internal laundry with dryer

- Many more amazing features.

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to own a piece of East Fremantle.

Financials:

Council Rates: $1,797 per annum (approx)

Water Rates: $1,232 per annum (approx)

Strata Rates: $1,421 per quarter (approx)

Contact us today to arrange a viewing and experience the charm of this stunning apartment for yourself!

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