1/7 Ninth Avenue, Maylands WA 6051

Amazing value and location

Finding a property in a such central location at this price point is rare – especially one that has so much offer. Situated in Kardinya Gardens, this 3 bedroom unit is in an enviable location and within staggering distance to all the cafes, shops and bars in Maylands’ Eighth Avenue Precinct.

Not only that, but the unit itself offers plenty of living space plus a private courtyard in a pretty complex. This well presented unit would rent out in an instant or would be great for a first home buyer in a central location.

Features include:
• 3 bedrooms, or 2 bedrooms and a study, master with built-in wardrobes
• Combined meals and functional kitchen with a gas cooktop and retro décor
• Spacious living room
• Renovated bathroom with a bath tub and separate toilet
• Laundry with direct outdoor access
• Ground floor unit including a private and secure courtyard
• One dedicated car bay plus additional visitors’ parking
• Well maintained and quiet complex with beautiful grounds
• Other features include spacious rooms, freshly painted and security screens
• Rent potential of $270-300 per week
• Strata fees: $1,697 per annum
• Strata sinking fund: $159 per annum
• Council rates: $1,464.92 per annum
• Water rates: $969.06 per annum

On your doorstep you have the Eighth Avenue Precinct, shops, cafes, bars, parks, public transport, The Rise recreation centre and you’re just moments from the Swan River, Edith Cowan University, Perth City, Northbridge and Mount Lawley.

Incredible investment opportunities like these don’t come along that often and please contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838 or at [email protected] to arrange a viewing today.

To be sold by expressions of interest closing Thursday 26 March 2020 at 5pm (unless sold prior)

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.