38/12 Parry Street

Fremantle WA 6160

Leave the car at home for days on end - Fremantle is famous for being a 'walkable city' and from here you can stroll or cycle to everything you could need - restaurants, pubs and bars, the cappuccino strip, grocery stores, Fremantle Markets, cinemas and entertainment.

Start your mornings with a swim or gym session at Fremantle Leisure Centre just around the corner. Stroll to classes and Christmas markets at Fremantle Arts Centre. Invite friends over for a drink on the balcony before walking to gigs at Fremantle Prison or Freo Social.

Watch the football at Fremantle Oval, walk to work or pop to the train station to head into the CBD easily. Do your fruit and veg shop at the Fremantle Markets and pick up an easy lunch. Meet friends for dinner in Fremantle with nearby local hotspots including Clancy's Fish Pub, Emily Taylor, Tonic + Ginger and the Old Courthouse to name a few. This is a location your friends will envy.

A private, open walkway leads to the apartment, revealing a spacious, light-filled open-plan kitchen, living and dining. With higher-than-standard ceilings and modern shadow lines, the apartment has a great sense of space and light.

Push aside the full-height sliding door to the generously sized balcony. This is a lovely space to sit and relax - on some evenings you can even catch the strains of live music from Fremantle Arts Centre.

The contemporary kitchen is a good size, with breakfast bar offering space for guests to sit. The kitchen has stone benchtops, Bosch induction cooktop and oven, dishwasher, a double fridge recess and microwave recess. There is a pull-out pantry and open shelving flanking the Bosch rangehood.

Enjoy the park view from the beautiful main bedroom. Spacious and airy, the main bedroom opens up onto the balcony and has a large mirrored robe. A timeless, stylish ensuite has grey tile floors, a stone topped vanity with plenty of storage and glass-fronted shower.

The second bedroom suite also has a large robe and there is a linen closet nearby. This bedroom is serviced by a spacious bathroom with European laundry.

The apartment has reverse cycle air-conditioning, a single car bay and storeroom and there is plenty of street parking on Parry Street.

With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, this is a versatile home ideal for a single, executive couple, FIFO worker, first home buyers, downsizers or even those with a single child, being a short walk to CBC and John Curtin College of the Arts.

The apartment will also appeal to investors. Currently tenanted until May 2026, there is a lovely tenant happy to stay on.

If enjoying all the culture and convenience of Fremantle appeals to you, don't miss this opportunity to buy into this fantastic location.

(This apartment is tenanted until 2nd May 2026. Monthly rental income: $3910.71)

FEATURES
• Top floor apartment
• East-facing aspect
• Popular complex with low turnover
• Overlooking playing fields
• Stone benchtops
• Bosch appliances
• 7sqm storage room in basement
• 1 secure car bay
• 7 visitor car bays
• Walk to Fremantle cafes and restaurants
• Walk to Fremantle train station and the Swan River
• Pet friendly complex

Rates & Local Information:
Strata Levies: $1,078.80 p/q
Water Rates: $1,435.98 (2024/25)
City of Fremantle Council Rates: $2380.63 (2025/26)
Zoning: R-AC3
Heritage: Yes
Primary School Catchment: Fremantle Primary School
Secondary School Catchments: Fremantle College

DISCLAIMER: Any floor or building area figures stated in this advertisement represent a calculation of the total lot area, which may include balconies, car bays, storage areas, and other spaces in addition to internal living space. Prospective buyers are advised to refer to the strata plan to verify the specific areas comprising the total figures provided. Furthermore, all information contained in this advertisement is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information supplied 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 are encouraged to undertake their own independent enquiries.