2/2 Dynevor Rise, Floreat WA 6014

This immaculate apartment is located in the boutique Empire Perry Lakes complex, and provides an easy-care living space with a contemporary lifestyle within the natural and quiet environment of the Perry Lakes Estate.

High ceilings and inviting bamboo flooring create a warm open plan living, kitchen and dining area which leads on to a large balcony that allows you to enjoy the north facing aspect of this apartment.

There are two modern bathrooms with ceiling to floor tiling with one containing a discreet European laundry. The kitchen includes Smeg appliances, Caesarstone benchtops and glass splash backs and the two well sized bedrooms each have mirror-inlaid built in robes, neutral toned quality carpets and split system air conditioning.

Ideal for someone looking for a lock-and-leave lifestyle in a convenient location surrounded by gorgeous native bushland this apartment is close to Floreat Forum and Claremont Quarter and is adjacent to the beautiful Perry Lakes and Bold Park as well as the many beautiful WA beaches. Cup and Co café is a short stroll away as is a direct bus route to the CBD.
Some additional features are two secure below ground parking bays, plus ample visitors parking bays.

Features include:
- High quality bamboo flooring to living areas
- Wool carpets to bedrooms
- 2.7m high ceilings
- European Smeg appliances and reconstituted stone bench tops
- Split system air-conditioning
- Full height tiling to bathrooms and semi-frameless shower & bath screens
- Security intercom access
- Secure undercover parking, with ample visitors' bays
- Video Intercom and Elevator access
- NBN fibre to the premises
- Small well-managed group of just 27 apartments
- Pet friendly complex
- Shenton College and Floreat Primary School catchments, plus close proximity to some of WA's premier private schools

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.