56/378 Beaufort Street, Perth

What a great opportunity to secure this beautiful apartment located on the third floor with stunning city views, being an end apartment, this offers additional windows, along with southern exposure offering ample natural light. Wake up to city views in master bed. Enjoy your morning coffee, wind down or entertain at the end of the day on the balcony, facing green space.

Situated on the border between Highgate & Perth this sort after location is a must see, just walking distance to all that Beaufort street has to offer, beautiful parks, cafés and shopping literally at your doorstep, you will fall in love with the lifestyle this spacious 1 bedroom apartment offers.

Reasons to love this apartment:
Stunning City views from the master bedroom & balcony 56sqm internal living space 9 sqm balcony 6 sqm storeroom (located beside the unit) 1 secure carbay open plan kitchen & living area Lots of natural light South west facing balcony Washer, Fridge & Microwave Split reverse cycle air-conditioning to bedroom & living area Stone bench tops Modern stainless-steel appliances Tasteful bathroom designer fixtures Designer specified carpet tile, pattern and paint Roller blackout/UV blinds Located on the third floor Elevator access Audio intercom security system Guest parking available on-site Doorstep to Beaufort Street cafe strip, Perth CBD and Northbridge Tenanted paying $400 per week on a periodic lease Strata: $888 from June 2021 (includes admin levy $688.50, Reserve levy $87 & Admin lift levy $112.50Approx Water Rates $177.93/qtr Approx Council rates $1211.90 + $227.63 Emergency Services Levy per year Great public transport so you can ditch the car
An opportunity like this one won't last long so to book your inspection or for more information contact Josh 0432 183 369 today.

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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.