11/48 McMaster Street, Victoria Park WA 6100

LEVEL UP AT McMASTER!

Be first to see and snap up this brilliantly positioned corner apartment with no common walls.

The home is large at 96m2 and has been fabulously renovated to the highest standard. With 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, this great apartment is on the second floor of the sought after, fully secure development known as Virginia Court on the corner of McMaster and Washington Streets, Victoria Park.

You could stay in and enjoy the city and Optus Stadium views from your enclosed sunroom, or step outside and be a stones throw from transport links and Victoria Park’s outstanding café and restaurant strip. The Swan River and parklands galore are a short walk away.

Inside, the size will definitely surprise. Three great bedrooms (2 with BIRs) and an ultra cool bathroom/laundry are separated from the huge dining/living area by a gorgeous barn door. There is a well appointed chef’s Kitchen and an enclosed balcony which allows sunlight to flood into the heart of your home.

The features are too numerous to mention, though of note, you’ll find high ceilings, VJ wall panelling, timber plank flooring, ceiling fans, air-conditioning, NBN, a secure dedicated undercover parking bay with access to additional secure visitors parking, CCTV, lift or easy stair access to your front door, and a strong sense of community amongst residents are some of them.

The apartment has an excellent rental history, most recently earning $550pw without a single day’s vacancy in the past 5.5 years, but is being offered as a vacant property to provide its new owners the choice to either move in and make it their own family home, or rent it to new tenants for an excellent ROI.

Council rates 2022/23 = $1,690 pa
Water rates 2022/23 = $1,000 pa
Strata rates = $1202 pq

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.