52B Glyde Street, Mosman Park WA 6012

Discover the Best of Mosman Park on Glyde Street

Tucked away in one of Mosman Park's most sought-after lifestyle pockets, this beautifully renovated two-bedroom residence blends contemporary sophistication with effortless liveability.

Step inside and enjoy architect-designed interiors, open-plan living, and a seamless connection to lush private gardens - perfect for relaxed entertaining or quiet retreat. The home's designer kitchen, luxurious bathroom with freestanding stone bath, and thoughtfully curated finishes elevate every moment spent here.

Beyond your door, experience the best of Mosman Park: vibrant Glyde Street cafes and bars, leafy parks, boutique shopping, and the ease of both river and coastline just minutes away. With bus and train options only 300m from home, convenience truly is at your doorstep.

Highlights include:

- Two generous bedrooms with built-in robes
- Resort-style bathroom with rain shower & stone bathtub
- Designer kitchen with stone bench-tops, induction cooking & premium appliances
- Expansive alfresco entertaining with retractable awning & mature gardens
- Secure garage plus additional covered parking
- Fully ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning & alarm system

Opportunities of this calibre on Glyde Street are rare - secure your place in one of Mosman Park's most sought-after locations today.


Rates & Local Information:
Water Rates: $1,133.52 (2024/25)
Town of Mosman Park Council Rates: 1,699.80 (2025/26)
Zoning: R-AC3
Primary School Catchment: Mosman Park Primary School (please note this is a school without a local intake area so the only criterion for prioritising enrolments is capacity and proximity to the school).
Secondary School Catchments: Shenton College

DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties including the Seller and relevant local authorities 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.