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Situated on the top floor, this urban apartment is in the heart of the vibrant Perth Central Business District (CBD). This gem is graced with sweeping panoramas of the city's skyline and has one of the best views in the building.
The amenities include a refreshing pool, gymnasium, and a rejuvenating sauna, are designed to cater to your wellness and leisure.
Stepping outside, you're greeted with an abundance of shopping options, including the renowned Hay Street Mall, and an array of public transport services at your disposal.
Designed with an open plan layout, the living area offers an inviting, luminous environment that blends with the vibrancy of the cityscape outside. The master bedroom boasts a generous walk-in wardrobe, complemented by a semi-ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom, equally spacious, also comes with a built-in wardrobe and ample space to accommodate a double bed comfortably.
The apartment's balcony, a perfect outdoor space for entertaining guests, offering a visual feast of the city's skyline.
Here's why this apartment is a must-have:
- An impressive total strata lot of 104sqms (comprising 69sqms internal, dual balcony of 15sqms, and a car bay of 20sqms)
- Two balconies offering expansive city views
- Recently Renovated
- Electric voice activate blinds
- Perched on the top floor, ensuring unobstructed views
- A deluge of natural light and an open plan living area
- Built in 2005
- 2 tandem car bays
- 3 split system reverse cycle air cons
- Option to purchase fully furnished
Outgoings:
- Strata levies Admin fund $1803.95 + Reserve levy $1144.50 = $$2948.45 P/Q
To embark on a journey of owning this exceptional inner city gem, or to receive further information including the Title & Strata Information, please reach out to Josh at 0432 183 369.
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.