55/280 Lord Street, Perth WA 6000

Exclusive Boutique Living at Norwood, Perth

Discover the pinnacle of modern sophistication and resort-style living in Norwood, Perth.
With only 59 exclusive apartments, this boutique residence combines luxury, comfort, and contemporary design, perfect for discerning buyers seeking both convenience and style.

Key Features
•2 Bed | 2 Bath | 2 Car
•The Seamless Open Plan Living offers a rare rectangular layout, maximizing natural light and ventilation. Enjoy a spacious living and dining area that flows effortlessly onto an expansive 18sqm balcony with expansive views.
•High-end European AEG appliances, reconstituted stone benchtops, soft-close cabinetry, and a sleek glass splashback create a modern and functional culinary space.
•Both bedrooms feature mirrored built-in robes, with the master offering balcony access and a chic ensuite with designer fixtures.
•2.54m high ceilings, energy-efficient LED lighting, vitrified tiles, and high-quality fixtures add a touch of elegance throughout.
•Two underground car bays are an added bonus keeping the car clean and cool all year round.

Experience unparalleled communal facilities:
•15m heated swimming pool
•Pool deck with BBQ area
•Residents’ lounge bar and games room
•Fully equipped gymnasium and sauna

Prime Location
Nestled in an enviable corner position, Norwood offers peace and convenience. Just steps away from Lord and Windsor Streets, it’s surrounded by vibrant local hotspots:
•600m to Woolworths Highgate, 750m to Brisbane Hotel, and minutes from Beaufort Street’s renowned cafes and restaurants.
•Direct bus routes to the CBD and a 300m stroll to East Perth Train Station.
•590m to HBF Park, 1.3km to Hyde Park, and 3.5km to Optus Stadium.

Approx Outgoings
Strata: $1,612.00 qtr
Rates: $2,027.10 pa
Water: $1,385.44 pa

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.