11/28 Bronte Street, East Perth WA 6004

This neat and tidy, top second floor apartment is vacant, ready to move into, and is in excellent condition. It is in a small group of only 12 apartments, and is perfect to call your home or add to your investment portfolio. Offering 94 m2 of spacious internal living with lots of natural light, plus a 9 m2 balcony, this "must have" apartment has a prime East Perth location close to Royal Street cafes and shops, free public transport into the city, quick and easy freeway access, the Swan River foreshore and Matagarup Bridge, newly upgraded Wellington Square Park, and future proposed redevelopment of the WACA and the historic Perth Girls School.

Features include:
*Neat and tidy and freshly painted, with new carpet and flooring to the living area and bedrooms.
*Spacious open plan living and meals area with access to a large balcony.
*Kitchen with gas cook top, range hood, electric oven, double sink, dishwasher, built-in pantry, fridge recess, and ample bench and cupboard space.
*Master bedroom with mirrored built-in robes.
*Master en-suite that includes a shower, vanity and basin, and w.c.
*Second and third bedrooms both with mirrored built-in robes.
*Second bathroom with separate bath and shower, w.c, vanity and basin, dryer, and washing machine recess.
*Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning throughout, ceiling fans in the Master and second bedroom, and gas bayonet in the living area.
*Two secure, undercover car bays plus a street parking permit available by application from PCC.
*Vertical blinds.
*Secure complex with intercom and an attractive pool
*Gas hot water system
*Store room
*Council Rates $1,701 pa Water Rates $1,264 pa Strata Fees $1,032 pq

Contact Clinton Edwards from Peard Real Estate on 0409 040 901 to arrange a private viewing.

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.