8/1020 Wellington Street, West Perth WA 6005

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This light, bright & spacious 2x2 townhouse is superbly located at the west end of Wellington street putting everything at your fingertips - Perth CBD, Subiaco & West Leederville to mention a few!

With the free Black Cat bus right outside your door the public transport options are endless.

Built in 2003, this well-maintained townhouse is the perfect location for investors or those that crave true inner city living.

It is currently tenanted until 9th August 2024 for $520 per week.

Enter through the spacious north facing courtyard into the main kitchen/living and dining and first floor balcony, complete with hardwood timber flooring.

Upstairs you will find 2 spacious bedrooms each with their own bathroom.

First Floor Features
- Well equipped kitchen with gas stove and ample cupboard space
- Living/Dining that flows onto balcony & is privately shielded with mature street trees at the front
- Timber framed doors with security screen
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning
- Alarm system
- Intercom system to allow guests in securely
- Huge storage space under the staircase
- Laundry and 3rd toilet downstairs for guests
- Large north facing courtyard with water connection

First Floor Features
- Master bedroom with timber framed double doors, security screen, balcony, huge window above the doors with blinds, built in robes, split system & ensuite
- Second bedroom with mirrored built in robes, split system & ensuite
- Large linen cupboard with sliding doors
- Great floorplan to allow maximum privacy for both bedrooms

Set over 113sqm this townhouse also has 1 car bay, storage area & communal guest car bays all securely accessed via gates off Wellington street.

This townhouse is a must see.

Call Nicole Turnbull for an inspection.

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.