50/537 William Street, Mount Lawley WA 6050

PREMIUM LOCATION WITH STUNNING CITY & PARK VIEWS!!

Combining city with nature views is this neat 1 bedroom studio apartment, that offers a first class outlook onto the gorgeous Hyde Park, whilst offering an quality lifestyle to match.

Freshly painted throughout and featuring quality appliances, this funky apartment features an open plan kitchen, dining & living area along with an open style bedroom, which when all combined, makes for a modern and compact near inner city home.

The kitchen boasts ample bench top & cupboard space, a new rangehood, an electric under bench oven and a 4 burner gas cook top, along with the convenience of overhead cupboards.

A sliding door opens directly out to the balcony, where you can enjoy those highly sought after city and park views.

In addition, you also get 1 x secure car parking bay, and a location that is within easy walking distance of everything this wonderful area has to offer, such as the many cafes and restaurants that are located on nearby Beaufort Street and Northbridge. The choice is yours!

Features include but not limited to:

• Open Plan Kitchen, Dining, Living & Bedroom
• Functional Bathroom with Shower & WC
• Large Breakfast Bar
• Pull Down Room Divider
• Balcony
• Secure 1 x Car Parking
• Lift and Stair Access
• Electric Oven, Gas Stove & New Rangehood
• Bar Fridge Included
• Spectacular Park Views
• Beautiful City Views
• Short Walk to the Best Mt Lawley Café's

Property Information:

• Unfortunately No Pets Allowed in the Complex
• Strata Fees: $528 Per Quarter
• 1968 Build

Be quick though, because it won't last long at this price, in this market! Call me, Steven Gough, today on 0432 705 787.



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