15/4 Comer Street, Como WA 6152

An Undeniable Feelgood Factor

You’ll know you have finally found a gem as soon as you enter this extraordinarily renovated apartment. Enjoy the cool breezes that flow throughout the rooms of this spacious first-floor unit in the Como Beach Precinct.

The FAB (Features, Advantages & Benefits) of this property are:

FEATURES:
- Two generous-sized bedrooms. Main bedroom with mirrored built-in-robes
- Inside lies an expansive, open living and dining area with a refurbished kitchen featuring clean surfaces in neutral tones, stone benchtops, functional and with ample cupboard & bench space.
- The renovated kitchen is functional and offers ample cupboard and bench space
- The bathroom has been gorgeously renovated with floor-to-ceiling tiles. And there is a bath too!
- Secure parking
- New floorings
- Air-conditioning
- Shed storage
- Separate laundry
- Security, intercom
- ...

ADVANTAGES:
- Fresh and filled with natural light
- 60m2
- This apartment is well positioned opposite Comer Reserve parklands, along with a children’s play area and outdoor BBQ facilities

BENEFITS:
- Only a few minutes' walk of Como Village, the River & public transport, this apartment offers a wonderful Como lifestyle.
- Rented until June 2023 for $360/week, this property is without a doubt a great property to add to your portfolio.

Live amongst Como's finest real estate in this impressively scaled two-bedroom apartment on Como reserve and nestled within the sought-after Preston Street precinct.

Living in Como Beach is not an opportunity but a privilege.

Call Fab today on 0405 386 396 for more information!

COMO is So Fab, come and see why!

Council rates approx. $1615/year
water rates approx. $850/year
Strata fees $600/qtr
Reserve fund $220/qtr

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.