6/4 Scott Street, South Perth, WA, 6151, Australia

Step into your dream lifestyle in this stunning, light-filled apartment located in the exclusive Monet complex, featuring only thirteen residences. Completed in 2010, this boutique building is situated in the coveted Peninsula area, just moments away from the best cafes, restaurants, amenities, and the beautiful riverfront of South Perth.

This elegant apartment boasts three spacious bedrooms and two modern bathrooms including a spa bath in the master ensuite, complemented by a well-appointed chef's kitchen with sleek stone countertops and stainless steel appliances. The expansive open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly onto a generous 96 sqm balcony, perfect for entertaining and soaking in breathtaking views of the Swan River and Kings Park.

Monet Apartments offers cutting-edge MOX building intelligence for complete CCTV security, access control, and building automation. Residents can enjoy premium amenities, including a fully equipped gym, sauna and outdoor swimming pool. Host guests in the stylish formal lounge / conference room or outdoor BBQ area, all while benefiting from the convenience of an on-site caretaker.

With a total area of 267 sqm, this apartment is ideally located within walking distance to the vibrant South Perth foreshore and its array of upscale cafes, bars, and dining options. This apartment promises a unique executive lifestyle in this prestigious suburb-without the multimillion-dollar price tag. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity!

RATES & FEES
Council $3,487.44 per annum (approx)
Water $1,692.95 per annum (approx)
Strata $2,880 per quarter


Full information pack available on request
For all enquiries, including price guidance, please call Lee Riddell
0413 984 881 | lee@mresidential.com.au

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.