31/36 Queen Victoria Street, Fremantle WA 6160

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Situated within the highly sought-after Heirloom by Match complex, this beautifully presented one-bedroom apartment combines heritage charm with modern comfort in the heart of Fremantle. Set within the iconic Dalgety Wool Stores building, the apartment showcases original exposed timber beams, contemporary finishes and a welcoming, light-filled atmosphere.

The open plan living and dining area flows seamlessly onto a generous private balcony overlooking the stunning central atrium, creating a peaceful space to relax and unwind. The well-appointed kitchen features quality European appliances, while the spacious bedroom is complemented by an exposed recycled brick wall and a walk-in robe. A separate modern bathroom completes the apartment.

Additional features include split-system air conditioning, a dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, refrigerator, secure parking and a private storeroom.

Residents enjoy secure entry, lift access and beautifully maintained communal atriums, all within walking distance of Fremantle's vibrant cafe's, restaurants, boutique shopping, public transport and beaches.

Offering the perfect blend of character, convenience and low-maintenance living, this apartment presents an exceptional opportunity to secure a home within one of Fremantle's most iconic heritage developments.

Finer Details:
Lot 31 on Strata Plan 63644
Vol/Fol: 2917/930

Council Rates: $2,125.66 per annum (Approx.) 2025-26
Water Rates: $1,112.07 per annum (Approx.) 2024-25
Strata Levies: $1,181.04 per quarter (Approx.) 2025-26

Please call Chanel Majeks on 0403 246 377 and Troy Withnell on 0421 434 741 for further details or to view inside.

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