5/16 Kayle Street, North Perth WA 6006

OPEN PLAN LIVING WITH A GREAT OUTDOOR LIVING SPACE!!!!!!

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Team Leader are proud to present this great apartment opportunity, only a short stroll from Smiths Lake Reserve, a short ride from Perth’s CBD, minutes from some of Perth's best hubs in Mt Lawley and Leederville, this stunning boutique apartment in a small complex of only 14 epitomises a beautiful mix of inner city living and parkland retreat.

This rear ground floor architecturally designed residence offers a terrace apartment look and feel that isn't like your typical apartments. The north facing aspect of the kitchen/living area opens on to a perfect outdoor area which offers the opportunity for amazing indoor/outdoor living & entertainment. The master bedroom is a generous size with its own ensuite and has its own access an outside courtyard.

Reason to buy this apartment:
- Ground floor apartment
- Built Approx 2017
- 152 sqm of indoor/outdoor living area
- Extensive outdoor area
- Secure electric gate access into complex
- Secure, undercover car bay (13 sqms)
- SMEG appliances
- Stone bench tops
- Full height tiling to bathrooms
- 3x split system air cons
- Secure store area 5 sqms
- 170 sqms all up including internal living, external courtyard, car bay & store room

Nearby lifestyle options include:
- Charles Veryard Reserve
- Beatty Park Leisure Centre
- North Perth Primary School
- Angove Street food and coffee strip
- Lots of Restaurants and nearby public transport options
- Hyde Park
- Loftus Recreation Centre
- Neighbouring Leederville, Mount Hawthorn, Mount Lawley and Northbridge precincts
- Easy freeway access North & South

Opportunities like this don't last long so contact Josh on 0432183369 for further information and to register your interest.

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.