36/99-105 Wellington Street

East Perth WA 6004

A gourmet-style kitchen with an island bench, ample bench space, a modern electric cooktop, oven, and single-drawer dishwasher, creating an ideal environment for entertaining and daily life.

- Open plan living, leading out to the private balcony with tree-lined views.
- Generous bedrooms with built in wardrobes, ceiling fans, and direct balcony access.
- Contemporary semi-ensuite bathroom complete with bath and ample storage.
- Separate powder room for added convenience.
- Split system air-conditioning for year-round comfort, and an
- Intercom system for security and ease.

Set within a fully secured complex with a security gate, this apartment ensures both comfort and peace of mind. The common property courtyard, framed by beautiful deciduous trees, provides sunlight in winter and lush shade in summer, creating a peaceful retreat. Enjoy the scent of jasmine wafting from the front entrance, adding to the charm of your new home.

With bike storage and secure undercover parking, plus direct access to buses heading to UWA and Curtin University, commuting is a breeze. Just a comfortable walk to the Claisebrook East Perth Precinct and Optus Stadium, this home is ideal for those wanting the best of city life.

Surrounded by the vibrant community, you'll be steps away from lush parks, basketball courts, children's play areas, BBQ spots, and even a skate park. With the Red and Yellow CAT buses passing by, you're perfectly connected to all Perth has to offer. Surprisingly peaceful inside, this apartment is your retreat in the midst of it all.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to own a piece of Parisian charm in one of Perth's most sought-after locations!

Rates
Council Rates: $1,766.90 (24/25)
Water Service Fees: $1,160.82 (24/25)
Strata Levies: TBC - EGM Scheduled for 12 November 2024

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.