7/953 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park WA 6101

Located just moments from the vibrant Albany Highway café and dining strip, this architecturally designed townhouse combines New York style sophistication with modern comfort and high-end finishes throughout. Built by Euroform Construction and designed by Patrick Hubbard Architects, every element has been crafted with precision, offering three levels of luxury living.

Step inside and enjoy open-plan living flooded with natural light, soaring raked ceilings and full-length glass doors that flow to your private balcony with green, unblocked views.

The modern kitchen has been extensively upgraded, featuring new $12,000 island benchtops, Miele built-in microwave, Asko induction cooktop, 5hp reverse-cycle air-conditioning, water to fridge, Crimsafe security door, and rekeyed locks for added peace of mind.

Upstairs, the master bedroom includes new lighting, ceiling fan, air conditioning, and permission for a custom walk-in wardrobe at the end of the balcony. The second bedroom features a built-in Robin Hood ironing board, while the stylish bathroom/laundry area includes glass sliding doors overhead storage, and washing machine included.

Outdoor areas have also been enhanced with:
• Louvres to both balconies
• Weatherproof garden shed and installed clothesline
• Additional power points to kitchen and living zones
• Upgraded 9.4kw split system to main living area

Secure, easy-care, and immaculately presented, this townhouse also includes CCTV security, NBN connection, and modern fixtures throughout.

A perfect choice for professionals, investors, downsizers or FIFO buyers seeking a lock-and-leave lifestyle just minutes to Perth CBD, Optus Stadium, Crown Entertainment Complex, universities and transport.

Luxury living at it's finest!

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