13/1 Brigid Road, Subiaco WA 6008

There is no doubt this stunning ground level apartment represents central, single level, low maintenance living at its best! Situated right in the thriving heart of Subiaco, the lifestyle opportunities at your doorstep are simply endless.

A generous open kitchen flows seamlessly to a spacious open plan living and dining area with split system air conditioning and westerly aspect. A generous master bedroom is equipped with a built - in robe and there is a substantial semi ensuite and separate European style laundry.

An east facing courtyard has a lovely private leafy aspect to beautifully manicured common grounds, the perfect spot to soak up the sun or relax with a glass of wine. There is storage galore with both adjoining and basement lock up store rooms and a secure basement car bay has easy access. There is also a tucked away common area pool area and gym facility.

Boasting one of the more central locations you would wish to find, this apartment is within an easy stroll to the Subiaco train station in Subiaco Square, shops, shopping centres, fabulous primary and secondary schools including the new sought after Bob Hawke College, fantastic bars, cafes and picturesque parkland. This desirable apartment offers great access to the nearby Perth CBD, UWA, stunning beaches and the beautiful Swan River.
This superbly positioned apartment provides a wonderful opportunity for executive singles and couples, downsizers, astute investors, or those in the country seeking a city base. Great opportunities are scarce in the current market so be sure not to miss this one!

Strata Info:
- Internal area: 57sqm
- Front courtyard: 8 sqm
- Storerooms: 10 sqm
- Car bay: 15 sqm
- Total area: 90 sqm

Water Rate: Approximately $1169.28pa
- Council Rates: Approximately $1749.49 pa
- Strata Levy: Approximately $764.73 pq

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 carry out their own independent enquiries.