18-3 Bowman Street, South Perth, WA, 6151, Australia

Tom Miszczak from The Agency is pleased to present this outstanding investment opportunity to the market in a boutique complex of only 18. Located in one of the most sought after positions South of the River in Perth, this top floor apartment enjoys sensational views, a wonderful lifestyle and even better potential for the future.

** Property is currently tenanted until the 21st December, 2024 @ $350.00 per week **

Features include:
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 Car Bay
- Reverse Cycle Air-Conditioning
- Open Plan Living
- Upgraded Bathroom
- Upgraded Kitchen
- Balcony with River Views
- Built in Robes to Bedroom
- Stone Benchtops in Kitchen
- Gas Cooking
- Timber Flooring
- Water Rates - $750 approx per annum
- Council Rates - $1725 approx per annum
- Strata Admin Levies - $675 per qtr
- Reserve Levy - $209 per qtr

From the moment you step into this spacious and bright light filled top floor apartment you'll love the lifestyle that this home with bring. With a wonderful vista over the Swan River and a lifestyle that cannot be beaten so close to cafes, restaurants, river and public transport, you and your tenant won't want to move from here.

The kitchen enjoys ample bench and storage space as well as an outlook onto the city skyline, you'll love preparing for family and friends in this well designed area.

The living space is an open plan dining and kitchen space where you can rest and unwind in comfort while taking in the beauty of the glistening waters of the Swan.

The master suite enjoys a king sized space, built in robes and direct access onto the main bathroom which has enjoyed a once over with built in laundry for convenience.

Contact your REIWA award winning agent - Tom Miszczak on 0400 217 162 for more information.

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.