5/154 Edward Street, Osborne Park WA 6017

BOUTIQUE LIVING WITH ROOM TO MOVE

All offers presented on or before 12pm Tuesday 24th November 2026, unless sold prior. The sellers reserve the right to accept an offer beforehand without notice.

Privately positioned on the top floor of a secure boutique group of just eight apartments, this spacious two-bedroom home offers privacy, comfort and a quiet Osborne Park lifestyle.

The generous open-plan living and dining area features Canadian Blackbutt timber look flooring and opens onto a large, private west-facing balcony. Enjoy the afternoon sunshine and beautiful sunsets, with plenty of space to relax or entertain.

A refreshed kitchen, two generous bedrooms with mirrored built-in robes and a spacious bathroom make this an easy home to enjoy. Secure gated access, undercover parking and a private storeroom add everyday convenience.

Set away from main traffic noise, you're within easy walking distance of cafe's, restaurants, shops, a gym and public transport, with convenient access to the freeway, Perth CBD and Scarborough Beach.

WHAT WE LOVE

• Top-floor position in a secure group of eight
• Private west-facing balcony with beautiful sunsets
• Refreshed kitchen with stone benchtops
• Soft-close cabinetry and ample storage
• Two generous bedrooms with mirrored robes
• Double basins and a large shower
• Reverse-cycle air conditioning
• Undercover parking and lock-up storeroom
• Remote gate and mobile-connected intercom
• Walk to cafe's, shops, gym and transport

Whether you're buying your first home, downsizing or investing, this spacious apartment brings together comfortable living, a private sunny balcony and a well-connected location.

To arrange your inspection or discuss the property further, contact local Osborne Park specialist Brandon Pisani from Ray White on 0449 771 505.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information and marketing purposes only and is based on information supplied by the Seller. It may be subject to change, and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.