1604/105 Stirling Street, Perth WA 6000

Sky-High Living with Stunning City Views

Positioned high on the 16th floor of the iconic Oracle development, this stunning corner apartment located within walking distance of the CBD and ECU delivers luxurious elevated living in the heart of Perth.

Bathed in natural light, the spacious open-plan design captures sweeping city views, with a generous balcony offering the perfect space to relax or entertain above the skyline. From sunrise over the Darling Scarp to the glittering city lights at night, the outlook is simply spectacular.

Features you’ll love:
- Spacious open-plan living and dining
- Light-filled corner position
- Contemporary kitchen with stone benchtops and high-end finishes
- Master suite with ensuite and built-in robes
- Second bedroom with mirrored built-in robes
- Second bathroom with quality finishes
- European laundry with dryer provided
- Large entertainer’s balcony with sweeping city views
- Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning
- 2 secure car bays + private storeroom

Resort-style facilities:
- Heated swimming pool with Baja shelf and inbuilt sun lounges
- Fully equipped gym and yoga studio
- Sauna for ultimate relaxation
- Rooftop sky garden with cabanas, BBQs and entertaining areas
- Private dining room and media lounge

Set on the doorstep of the CBD, this prime location places you within walking distance of Perth Train Station, shopping, dining and entertainment. Stroll to the Cultural Centre for arts and theatre, enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Northbridge and Beaufort Street, or take advantage of easy access to Kings Park, Mount Lawley, Leederville and Crown.

Experience luxury living at Oracle — a peaceful, five-star, hotel-style oasis in the heart of Perth’s vibrant CBD.

Strata Fees: Approx: $2,500 per quarter
Council Rates: Approx: $2,315 p.a.
Water Rates: Approx: TBC

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.