If you've been searching for a place that balances simplicity with convenience, 52/98 Mandurah Terrace delivers. This two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit with its own allocated parking bay is well suited to first-home buyers eager to step into the market, FIFO workers needing a low-maintenance base between shifts, or anyone wanting a central home with everything close by. With a lease in place until November 2025 at $485 p/w, it also offers the security of consistent income while you plan your next move.
The open-plan lounge and dining space is bright and inviting, with timber laminate flooring and neutral finishes that give the home a fresh, versatile feel. A large window fills the room with natural light and as air conditioner keeps the area comfortable year-round. The kitchen connects neatly with this space, featuring tiled splashbacks, practical cabinetry and an electric cooktop to keep meal preparation simple.
Both bedrooms are a really good size, offering flexibility to suit different living arrangements.
The bathroom is neat and well presented, complete with a glass-framed shower, vanity and basin. A separate toilet enhances everyday convenience, keeping the layout practical for residents and guests alike.
Positioned on Mandurah Terrace, the lifestyle advantages are clear. The Mandurah Train Station is only minutes away, making commuting effortless, while Mandurah Forum and the foreshore provide shopping, dining and entertainment at your fingertips. The coastline is also close by, meaning the best of Mandurah is always within reach.
This unit combines comfort and practicality, with strata contributions of $685.55 per quarter forming part of the complex's upkeep. It's an excellent option for first-home buyers, FIFO workers, or anyone wanting to secure a home in a prime Mandurah location.
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