1017/112-122 Goderich Street, East Perth WA 6004

Top Floor, City Lights & River Glimpses

Perched on the top floor of a well maintained East Perth complex, this light filled, end position apartment offers a compelling opportunity for first time buyers, investors, or professionals seeking a low maintenance inner city base. Elevated, this private and peaceful residence enjoys captivating outlooks and one shared wall.

The apartment takes full advantage of its 10th floor elevation with sweeping views across the city skyline and glimpses of the Swan River. A picturesque backdrop that comes alive as the city lights begin to glow at dusk.

The open plan living and dining area is carpeted, while the adjoining kitchen includes a gas cooktop, cupboard space, and benchtops. Thoughtful storage solutions include a full height built in robe in the bedroom and the same large cupboard to the entry for added functionality.

The centrally located bathroom is cleverly designed as a semi-ensuite, accessible from both the living area and bedroom. The complex features shared laundry facilities, secure entry, and an allocated car bay for convenience.

With the potential to personalise or enhance, this top floor apartment offers a premium position just a short walk to Wellington Square, Queens Gardens, the Swan River foreshore, and Langley Park. Enjoy easy access to the WACA, Gloucester Park, Mercedes College, and the diverse lifestyle offerings of the CBD, all with excellent public transport options close by.

Finer Details:
Lot 190 on Strata Plan 5186
Volume 1476, Folio 500
Top Floor Holding: 50m²
Strata Fees: $859.10 per quarter (admin + reserve)
Council Rates: $1,327.85 per annum
Water Rates: $991.72 per annum

Contact:
Exclusive Listing Agent, Marcel La Macchia on 0422 408 711 or
Zvon Mikulic on 0439 811 023 to arrange your viewing!

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.