16/230 Canning Highway, East Fremantle WA 6158

This stylishly updated pad puts you in the heart of the action with some of Perth's best lifestyle attractions on your doorstep.

The layout is simple and practical with a light filled open-plan living space with a private balcony providing a tree-top outlook.

A sleek white kitchen has immediate "wow" factor with Caesarstone bench-tops, lots of storage and gas cooker.

Totally refreshed in every sense with a chic sense of styling, there nothing to do here but just move in and relax. Handy storage is also available with built-in cabinetry in the bedroom and a dedicated secure storage compartment downstairs for bikes and bulky items.

Spend your days exploring nearby river walks, relaxing in local parks, or enjoying East Fremantle's great cafés, bars and restaurants. Popular favourites including The Left Bank, Tradewinds Hotel, Sweetwater Rooftop Bar and Jetty Bar are a short stroll away, along with yacht clubs, tennis courts and Fremantle's vibrant town centre and the beach only moments down the road.

An affordable entry point to this sought after and highly accessible riverside precinct.

- Professionally managed strata group with entry from Windsor Rd
- Ideal first floor, end of group position
- Spacious bedroom with large built-in robe and extra storage
- Light filled open plan dining/living with split system a/c
- Refreshed bathroom
- Recently updated flooring, lighting and window treatments
- Handy independent secure ground level storage (1m x 1.5m)
- In-house laundry facilities
- Allocated parking bay
- Strata Fees: $712.08 per quarter (Admin Fund $580.83 p/q, Reserve Fund $131.25 p/q)

Please contact Todd Grierson on 0417 881 772 for further information.

Council Rates: Approx. $1,465.66 per annum
Water Rates: Approx. $805.24 per annum

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