33/29 Hastings Street, Scarborough WA 6019

LIVE BY THE BEACH!

Experience luxury without compromise at this exceptional 5th-floor apartment in Oceanna29, where every detail exudes sophistication and comfort. Boasting 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 elegantly designed bathrooms, and 2 secure car bays, this remarkable residence offers more than just breathtaking ocean views – it provides an unparalleled lifestyle.

Situated in the boutique Oceanna29 development, this apartment is designed for modern living with a generous open-plan layout and access to resort-style amenities. Whether you’re lounging by the stunning pool, hosting a gathering in the alfresco BBQ area, or staying active in the resident’s gym, every day feels like a holiday.

Positioned at the heart of Scarborough’s vibrant foreshore, you’re just moments away from stunning beaches, bustling cafés, and restaurants, ensuring you're never far from the action. With the Scarborough redevelopment at your doorstep, summers here promise endless memories.

Inside, the apartment spans an impressive 112sqm with a wraparound 29sqm balcony perfect for soaking in the views. The European-designed kitchen, complete with granite benchtops and stainless-steel appliances, is ideal for both casual dining and entertaining. Thoughtful touches like ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, energy-efficient solar hot water systems, and quality finishes elevate the living experience.

Oceanna29 offers the ultimate coastal lifestyle, just 15km from Perth’s CBD, making it perfect for those seeking the best of both worlds—an easy city commute paired with the relaxed charm of a seaside retreat.

This is an opportunity not to be missed. Secure your piece of luxury today.


1x small pet allowed
Council rates - $2,325 PA
Water rates - $1,497 PA
Strats fees - $3,077.96 PQ

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