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Iconic Location!
This 1x1 apartment on the second floor is located on one of Perth most iconic streets offering an exceptional location and lifestyle at an entry-level price point.
Features include but are not limited to;
1 Massive bedroom. 1 Bathroom. Lounge. Meals. Kitchen. Air-conditioning. Secure entry to building. Lift access.
Location & lifestyle: Neighbouring Kings Park. Neighbouring Jacobs Ladder. Walk to the Swan River. Walk to Public transport. Walk to Mount Hospital. Walk to Perth CBD. Approximately 3.8km to the University of Western Australia. Approximately 5.2km to Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital. Approximately 5.2km to Perth Children's Hospital.
Situated on one of Perth's most iconic streets, You or your tenant have the pleasure of utilising all the perks that come with living in this dream location. Walk to work, or ride a bike to university along the Swan River, there are multiple public transport options including a bus stop and a train station just a walk away. With Jacobs ladder on the doorstep utilise it for health and fitness or to escape the world en route to Kings Park, this location will amaze you or your tenant.
The opportunity:
Offering a functional floor plan, comfortable ambiance, a secure living space, and a desirable city lifestyle. This residence is the perfect place to call home for home seekers at an entry-level price point.
With the Perth CBD expected to experience a population surge due to significant infrastructure projects such as Edith Cowan University Perth CBD campus under construction and due to open in early 2026 (ECU), will potentially lead to even higher demand for accommodation and lower supply compared to today's market, positioning this property as a smart potential investment opportunity.
This property has the potential to generate approximately $450 per week in the current rental market.
The property does offer the opportunity to further enhance the living space over time, further improving the functional use and potential value prospects of the property.
