18/19 San Marco Quays, Halls Head WA 6210

Sold by HARCOURTS Mandurah - Alison Hobbs

This fantastic 2 storey apartment is situated in one of Halls Heads most sought-after locations being on the water front with a gorgeous little beach and lawned area right in front and only a 200m walk over the old Mandurah Bridge into town. There is also the option of a jetty for your boat if you have one. What a place to retire to or use as a holiday home!

It is located in a secure well kept complex so very safe for the owners and there are shops, medical facilities and cafes all within walking distance.
The apartment entry is on the first floor and the lovely living area and kitchen is located on this level. There are awesome water views from these areas and the kitchen is well appointed with quality Fisher & Paykel appliances including dishwasher, overhead cupboards, microwave recess & pantry.
The kitchen overlooks the dining and living area which spills out onto the balcony and takes in the stunning views.
The laundry and a third WC are also downstairs.

Upstairs are all the bedrooms and the master has panoramic views from its large balcony. It has triple mirror BIR's, ceiling fan and ensuite with large shower recess.
The 2 minor bedrooms both have BIR's and share the main bathroom with a bathtub.
Behind secure gates are two park bays, one is undercover, plus a storeroom close by.
Ducted R/C air-con upstairs, gas bayonet downstairs for heating and ceiling fans
You will also have access to the communal jetties so getting around by boat will be a breeze!

Council rates: $2,500pa (approx..)
Water rates: $ 1,488pa (approx..)
Strata rates: $1,094pq (approx..)

For more information on this great apartment call Alison Hobbs today on 0416 134 623.

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