11/1324 Hay Street, West Perth WA 6005

This beautiful apartment is located within the premier Axiom apartment complex and offers 42sqm of modern living as well as 39sqm of balcony/terrace space. The spacious open plan living, dining & kitchen area has a recessed ceiling, plenty of natural light, and opens directly to great outdoor entertaining on the extensive balcony with part under cover and a spacious courtyard open to the sunshine that allows for both outdoor dining AND lounging options.

With recent floor and other upgrades, the property is in excellent condition, and an ideal investment for the set & forget investor.

The kitchen offers stone bench tops, glass splash back, stainless oven, microwave & dishwasher, electric stove top, pull out pantry & stacks of overhead cupboards.

The master bedroom is queen size with sliding mirrored robes, and a beautiful ensuite with stone bench top, floor to ceiling tiles, clear glass shower and a WC – the bathroom incorporates a dedicated laundry with basin & dryer at one end.

Plus, under cover and secure car parking bay, reverse cycle air conditioning, storeroom attached to the balcony, video intercom for responding to visitors & so much more!

All in a fantastic location – stroll to the city centre and an endless array of bars, pubs and restaurants, the Subiaco shopping & entertainment precinct, Kings Park or train station. The apartment is located on the free CAT bus route if you prefer not to walk!

INVESTORS – we have a quality tenant with a lease ending late 2025.

Call Shane for a private inspection or further information on 0410339499.

Built 2012 (9997/42)

*PLEASE NOTE while every effort has been made to ensure this information is correct at the time of listing, this information is provided for reference only and is subject to further enquiry.

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