21/138 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth WA 6004

Inner-city studio apartment

The Perth Property Co. is pleased to present 21/138 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth. A convenient studio apartment in a well maintained and well-placed urban community, that is just a short walk from an abundance of popular local amenities, like Langley Park, The WACA, RPH, the river foreshore and the central city area.

This convenient apartment is a prime option for a first-time buyer, someone looking for an inner-city base, or the savvy investor (historical great rental and expected to achieve mid-$400s+ PW rental yield).

Tasteful and neutral décor provide a comforting space, whilst the kitchen defies its size by offering ample functionality, it is well laid-out with a gas cooktop, rangehood, tiled splash-back and a good amount of cupboard and bench space.

The living space is finished with fresh neutral tones, new carpet, and modest window treatments. There is built-in cabinetry around the bed space too. The bathroom is handy, with vanity, WC, and shower. There is also a communal laundry and swimming pool. The complex is secure with intercom/fob access.

This convenient abode provides easy access to the city, not to mention the local parks, shops, cafes and restaurants within walking distance too.

A community minded complex, well maintained and on the threshold of so much fun and excitement, you really shouldn't delay, make time to view this apartment now. Call Nadija (0417 903 990) or Dan (0422 422 216).

Other information
Built 1945
Size 29sqm
Strata Fees $612.58 PQ
Water rates $615
Council rates $1,266

Approximate Distances
Langley Park 400m
Perth CBD 1.1km
Elizabeth Quay 1.8km
Optus stadium 2.1km

Disclaimer:The information provided in this advertisement is for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. School zones may also change. No warranty or representation is made by the agency as to the accuracy of the above information (including school zoning) and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.?