2/13 Spring Avenue, Midland WA 6056

Sweet on Spring - Currently rented at $320 a week

This secure, second storey, with extra-sized wrap around balcony, 2013 built unit has everything one could want in a lock and leave, low maintenance unit located in a great part of Midland with all conveniences on your doorstop. With on-trend décor, high ceilings, an island kitchen bench with lots of drawer storage, split system air-conditioning, fans, tinted windows and outdoor blinds on the balcony. With quick access to public transport, shops, the city and airport this is an easy decision for someone to enter the property market or someone who wants a city base to lock and leave.

1 bed 1 bath second storey unit
Large wrap around balcony
High ceiling in living/kitchen
Split system air-conditioning
Stainless steel appliances
Gated complex for security
Under cover secure parking
Lock-up storage room

This modern unit in this 20 unit strata complex is special as it has the largest balcony space on offer making it a joy to come home to relax on, watch the world go by or a perfect place to entertain your favourite people.

The bedroom has a built in wardrobe and fan. The bathroom doubles as a bathroom and laundry which includes a dryer.

This unit is light and bright with windows that face north, east and west. Allowing the warm winter sun into this unit. The high ceilings in the kitchen and living spaces make the whole area feel spacious and inviting. A lovely place to call home!

Close to:
Public transport on Great Northern Hwy
Midland Gate Shops – 2.7km
Midland Train Station – 2.3km
Guildford – 5km
Perth Airport - 10km
Perth CBD – 18km


Strata Levies:$398.27(Quarterly)
Reserve Fund: $75.00 (Quarterly)

For more information or to request an inspection please call Fiona Routley on 0418 808 034.

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.