45/1 Sheen Street, Subiaco WA 6008

LJ Hooker Subiaco is proud to present this modern one Bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in the epi-centre of Subiaco, perfect for first-home buyers wanting to live the vibrant Subi lifestyle or investors wanting to take advantage of the booming rental market!

Upon entering you're welcomed into an expansive open-plan dining and living space with plush carpets. The modern kitchen features sleek tiles, abundant cupboard space, and stainless-steel appliances, including an integrated rangehood, oven, and electric cooktop.

The bedroom, seamlessly integrated into the open-plan layout, includes built-in mirrored robes and offers the flexibility to add dividing panels in the future for added privacy. The bathroom showcases floor-to-ceiling taupe-coloured tiles and houses a European laundry discreetly tucked away for convenience.

Entertain effortlessly on the spacious North-West facing balcony, which boasts panoramic views of St Joseph's church and the picturesque tree-lined street below.

North One offers an unparalleled lifestyle with innovative design and impeccable finishes. Enjoy exceptional amenities within the complex, such as a rooftop terrace with a full chef's kitchen, communal lounge and patio area, and a fully equipped gymnasium with a steam room, all centred around a stunning atrium.

Located in the heart of Subiaco, within walking distance to the train station, Subiaco shopping precinct, Subi Centro, and the vibrant cafes and eateries along Rokeby Road. This is your chance to embrace the dynamic cosmopolitan lifestyle you've been dreaming of.

Currently tenanted ntil November 2024 @ $475 per week but the tenant will vacate by Settlement date if required.

DISCLAIMER: Please note this property is unfurnished* This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties including the Seller and relevant local authorities 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.