24/101 Murray Street, Perth WA 6000

Welcome to "Zenith" City Centro Apartments, ideally located in one of the most sought-after central city spots. Surrounded by a wide range of multicultural restaurants, vibrant cafes, and all the amenities you could possibly need, this is urban living at its finest. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is fully furnished and equipped, offering a stylish and comfortable living space, ready for you to move in and enjoy!

Conveniently close to Royal Perth Hospital, Perth Train Station, Elizabeth Quay, Hay & Murray Street shopping malls, and easy access to the freeway.

Features You'll Love:
• Large bedroom with a mirrored robe featuring built-in shelving
• European style laundry complete with washing machine and dryer
• Sleek modern kitchen with plenty of bench space, overhead cupboards, and included fridge
• Air conditioner to keep your living space comfortable.
• Modern bathroom with ample storage for all your essentials.
• Stone benchtops throughout the bathroom, laundry, and kitchen.
• Secure undercover parking for peace of mind.

Complex Amenities:
• Stunning Lap Pool on the 18th floor with a spacious sun deck, quality loungers, BBQ & dining area.
• Generously sized, air-conditioned gym with modern equipment.
• Dry Sauna for your relaxation and wellness.

Don't miss the chance to secure this fantastic apartment in the heart of the city! Available 9th January.

Looking to maximise your investment returns? Whether you're considering a switch in property managers or just want a fresh perspective on your portfolio, Rhiannon is here to help. She can provide a no-obligation rental appraisal and discuss how our tailored service and systems can better support your property goals.

Rhiannon Owen
Growth & Partnership Manager | Ray White Keevers Group
0433 809 812 | [email protected]

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general marketing purposes only, based on details supplied by the owner and is subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on it and are encouraged to make their own independent enquiries.