Perched high on the hill in one of Joondanna's most sought after leafy streets, this beautifully renovated 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom top floor unit delivers exceptional lifestyle appeal with breathtaking views of the Perth Hills and CBD.
Set in a quiet, well maintained boutique complex of just 8 units on the Mount Hawthorn border, this end unit offers privacy, natural light, and a modern finish, perfect for first home buyers, downsizers or investors seeking strong growth and rental returns.
Property Highlights:
* Top floor end unit with only one common wall
* Panoramic views of the Perth CBD and Hills from the living area and master bedroom
* Spacious open plan living with air conditioning
* Stylish timber look hybrid flooring throughout
* Renovated kitchen with gas cooktop and generous storage
* Modern renovated bathroom with combined internal laundry
* Large master suite with built in robe and air conditioning
* Covered car bay and visitor parking
* Quiet, elevated position in a boutique complex
Lifestyle & Location Features:
* Situated on the Mount Hawthorn border, just a short walk to its popular café and dining precinct
* Close to Dog Swamp Shopping Centre for everyday convenience
* Quick access to Perth CBD, public transport, and major arterial roads
* Located within the Bob Hawke College intake area
* Surrounded by green spaces, parks, and quality schools
Whether you're looking to move in, lease out or lock in a long-term investment, this well-located and stylishly updated unit offers the perfect mix of value, lifestyle, and potential.
Council Rates: $1,529 p/y (approx)
Water Rates: $1,003 p/y (approx)
Strata Levies: $810 p/q (incl reserve)
This property at 5/51 Short Street, Joondanna is a two bedroom, one bathroom apartment sold by Rob Stefanovski at Limnios Property Group on 03 Jun 2025.
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The first of the northern suburbs which were born in the post War period of the 1940s was Joondanna. Originally named Joondanna Heights, Joondanna was chosen after the Perth Road Board launched a competition to find a suitable name in 1939. The competition was won by Mrs A Curtis of Donnybrook who suggested Joondanna as this was the name given by a Mr. Banks to his property. He is believed to have been the first settler and owner of land in the area.
Joondanna contains a number of small shops to cater for daily grocery needs. The largest park within the region surrounds the water tower on Roberts Street and Albert James Park also provides for passive recreation. Joondanna also contains a primary school and a home for seniors.