18/4 Comer Street, Como WA 6152

Searching for a property that offers lifestyle, location, and strong returns? This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment, located in the sought-after Como Beach district, provides an exceptional lock-and-leave lifestyle in a secure complex-ideal for first-time buyers, savvy investors, or those looking to downsize.

Property Highlights:

• Open, Relaxed Living: Step into a light-filled open-plan kitchen, dining, and lounge area that extends effortlessly onto a private balcony. It's a space that feels like home.
• Secure & Stress-Free: With intercom entry, a designated car bay in secured parking, and a detached secured laundry bay, every detail is taken care of for peace of mind.
• Location that Ticks Every Box: Imagine living opposite Comer Reserve, a quick stroll to Como Beach, and just around the corner from the bustling Preston Street precinct with its 24/7 IGA.
• Moments from Perth's Best: Less than 10 minutes to the Perth Zoo, South Perth's thriving cafes and restaurants, UWA, and the CBD-plus excellent public transport links.
• Investor's Dream: With a rental appraisal of $500 - $550 per week, this property offers strong yields in a high-demand area.
• Quality Management: Professionally managed through ESM Strata with on-site support from a Council of Owners and Care Taker, so you can rest easy knowing the property is in good hands.

Don't miss the chance to experience convenient, low-maintenance living in one of Perth's most vibrant areas. Reach out today to schedule a viewing and see why 18/4 Comer Street, Como, is such a remarkable find!

Contact Aytan Ben-Pelech on 0403 557 892 or [email protected]
for more information.

STRATA FEES: $750 per quarter ( Admin: $600) (Reserve $150)
WATER RATES: $797.81 per year Approx
COUNCIL RATES: $1,809.35 Per Year Approx

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 inquiries.