17/3 Bowman Street, South Perth

A perfect choice for first-time buyers and astute investors alike, this top-floor apartment (1 of only 18) is sure to make an instant impression with its quality features, secure surrounds and fabulous views to enjoy– all in a prized South Perth location with unbeatable urban convenience.

Filled with natural light, the apartment's feature-packed interior comprises a generous bedroom with built-in robes complemented by a functional bathroom complete with laundry facilities. Add to this a versatile open living/meals area accompanied by a tastefully updated kitchen, ample cupboard space, …
Rounding out this terrific lifestyle/investment package is a fabulous balcony facing the river – ideal space for relaxing and watching the world go by.

The FAB (Features, Advantages & Benefits) of this property are:

Renovated to a standard not a budget Solid hardwood floors Love an active and free lifestyle Contemporary living in vibrant South Perth at its very best just steps away from cafes, bars, foreshore and only a moments stroll to Mends Street and everything it has for you. Drinks at Windsor, dinner at Miss Chow's or Coco's and coffee somewhere new every day of the week. Great supermarket nearby is open 24/7 along with many specialty shops. An apartment of your very own putting an end to paying rent with all the ingredients for the perfect home. Investors will also love the affordability and solid returns this apartment offers. A short walk to the ferry, which will have you in the city centre in minutes. This location is the perfect blend of active and free urban living. ...
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SOUTH PERTH is So Fab, come and see why!

Strata fees $675/qtr
Reserve fund $154/qtr
Council rates $1575/year
Water Rates $728/year

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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.