1/55 Riversdale Road, Rivervale

Apartment living doesn't get much better than this! This luxurious apartment is situated in a desirable pocket of the Rivervale springs. Sporting an ultra-luxe fit-out, premium materials and thoughtful design throughout, this property will be sure to delight the fortunate buyer.

This outstanding location not only gives you the glorious Swan River on your doorstep but also cycle and walking trails all the way to the city. Plus, with absolutely no maintenance required at the secure Regatta Apartments, you will have plenty of time to enjoy this stunning location.

Perfect for investors, busy professionals or those seeking a lock 'n leave property with no maintenance in a central location.

PROPERTY FEATURES:

Modern Open plan living Gas cooking appliances Two-toned kitchen cabinetry and stone benchtops Pendant lighting over kitchen island Built in dishwasher Spacious Bedroom with direct access to courtyard Walk-in robe to master bedroom Stunning bathroom with modern full height tiling throughout Large (27m2) tiled alfresco Ducted Reverse cycle A/C Ceiling fan Video Intercom High Ceilings throughout Secure car-bay Storeroom In a boutique complex of 22 apartments
This amazing riverside location is within moments by bike or car to the heart of the CDB and staggering distance to Crown Entertainment Complex, shops, eateries, parks (including Cracknell Park across the road) and public transport. You also have easy access to the airport, Vic Park, Belmont Forum Shopping Centre, Graham Farmer Freeway and Ascot Racecourse.

Riverside properties are highly desirable so please don't hesitate to contact Anil Singh on 0423 276 674 or at anilsingh@theagency.com.au to arrange a viewing.

OUTGOINGS
City of Belmont | $1410 pa (approx.)
Water Corporation | $920 pa (approx.)

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.