This property must and will be sold! Price guide will suit buyers looking in the $300,000's
Features you will love:
Neat and tidy one bedroom, one bathroom apartment with modern finishes and fixtures
Lockable storeroom immediately next door to apartment
Fully equipped gym on the first floor
Video/audio intercom security system
1x secure undercover car bay
NBN ready and reverse cycle air conditioning
Outstanding investment property. High demand location.
Details you will need:
Living area: 50sqm
Balcony: 10 sqm
Storage: 4 sqm |
Parking: 14 sqm
Total: 78 sqm
Outgoings:
Strata levy: $686.81 / qtr
Council rates: $1,485.95 / yr
Water rates: $1,053 / yr
Connection with the following:
4 min walk to free bus stop to CBD
4 min walk to McIver Train Station
7 min walk to supermarket (Supa IGA)
3 mins drive to Graham Farmer Fwy
DISCLAIMER: All distances are approximate and provided by Google maps. All distances of the property to nearby amenities are estimates and buyers should rely
This property at 51/15 Aberdeen Street, Perth is a one bedroom, one bathroom apartment sold by Brian Lynn at Halyn Property on 04 Dec 2021.
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