263 Vincent Street, Leederville WA 6007

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Exciting development opportunity in the heart of Leederville...explore your options and capitalize on this outstanding high profile, central cosmopolitan location and rare opportunity.

ACCOMMODATION
2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
Kitchen
Dining
Lounge
Laundry
1 WC
FEATURES
Located in the Carr Place Residential Precinct under the Leederville Master Plan
With 1950’s original brick and tile home
Rectangular shaped block (12.07m x 46.14m)
Ideal north/south aspect
Brilliant central and high profile, lifestyle location
LOCATION
Super central and convenient and on the doorstep of everything! Just moments to vibrant “Oxford Street” Leederville with its endless choice of restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs, boutique shopping and iconic Luna cinema. The community run childcare centre, Loftus Recreation Centre and Beatty Park Leisure Centre are close by with trains, buses, tunnel, and the freeway both north and south easily accessible. Walk score 92/100 – a Walker’s Paradise!

DISTANCES TO AMENITIES
350m to Loftus Recreation Centre
290m to Loftus St bus stop
350m to Luna Cinema
500m to Beatty Park Leisure Centre
450m to Pinchos
550m to Sayers
600m to Kailis Bros
700m to Leederville Train Station
700m to West End Deli
2.1km to North Perth Café Strip
2.3km to Mount Hawthorn Café Strip
2.8km to Perth CBD

SCHOOL CATCHMENTS
West Leederville Primary School
Bob Hawke College, Subiaco
Mount Lawley Senior High School (until Bob Hawke College intake begins)

TITLE DETAILS
Lot 26 on Plan 1560
Volume 1735 Folio 786

LAND AREA
556 sqm
ZONING
Regional Centre
OUTGOINGS
City of Vincent: $1,416.38 / annum 20/21
Water Corporation: $1,256.07 / annum 20/21


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