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SOLD WITH EMILY GARDEN
Privately perched at the whisper quiet rear of the delightful “Moondyne Gardens” complex, this top floor treasure in the Boronia building serves up leafy serenity in style — directly opposite beautiful Moondine Park and the sparkling surrounds of Herdsman Lake. Cleverly refreshed where it matters most, the apartment welcomes you with a sleek modernised kitchen that flows into the open plan living and dining area, creating an easy, everyday vibe you’ll love coming home to. A combined bathroom/laundry wet area keeps everything self contained and refreshingly non communal, ensuring both comfort and convenience are rolled into one. Framed by lush green outlooks from every window, this is low maintenance living with a scenic twist. What a gem.
THE HOME ?
2 bedroom
1 bathroom / laundry
Kitchen / dining / living
1 wc
Built approximately 1977
FEATURES
Situated on the top floor, overlooking a central atrium courtyard
Open plan kitchen, dining and living area with a ceiling fan and pleasant tree lined views to savour from under your own roof
Tiled floors in the updated kitchen, alongside a Blanco sink, a stainless steel range hood and a stainless steel Esatto four burner gas cooktop
Low maintenance timber look flooring to the living space and bedrooms
Light, bright and spacious main bedroom with full height mirrored built in wardrobes, a ceiling fan, a lovely leafy window aspect to wake up to and plenty of natural morning sunshine streaming in, early in the day
Large second bedroom flooded by its own morning sunlight and complemented by a ceiling fan and the sweeping treetops in the distance
Functional separate bathroom/laundry with a shower, powder vanity, under bench storage and a wc
Painted internal brickwork
Skirting boards
Front security door
Security window screens
Reticulated complex gardens
PARKING
Allocated single carport parking bay
Multiple visitor parking bays on site
LOCATION
Life hits different when the lake is your neighbour. Morning strolls around Moondine Park, sunset drinks at the pub and everything in between — all just footsteps from your front door. Duck in via Herdsman Parade or drift home along peaceful Moondine Drive after a scenic wander — because here, the detour is the destination. The Herdsman serves up gourmet goodness around the corner, while leafy trails and parklands turn every day into a mini escape. With cafés, buses and the Herdsman Lake Tavern close enough to call your local — plus Glendalough Train Station, freeway access, the city and the coast all within easy reach, this is lifestyle living with zero compromise.
TITLE DETAILS
Lot 135 on Strata Plan 16308
Volume 1815 Folio 935
STRATA INFORMATION
50 sq. metres internally
4 sq. metres balcony
15 sq. metres car bay
69 sq. metres in total
146 lots to the total
ESTIMATED RENTAL RETURN
$530 per week
OUTGOINGS
City of Stirling: $1,619.85 / annum 25/26
Water Corporation: $1,015.20 / annum 25/26
Strata Levy: $451.95 / quarter
Reserve Levy: $18.70 / quarter
Gas Hot Water Levy: $55.00 / quarter
Total Strata Levies: $525.65 / quarter
Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of the marketing for this property, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Prospective buyers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all pertinent matters. Details herein do not constitute any representation by the Seller or the Seller’s Agent and are expressly excluded from any contract.
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 36B/49 Herdsman Parade, Wembley is a two bedroom, one bathroom apartment sold by Emily Garden at Haiven Property Central on 11 May 2026.
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