31/177 Oxford Street

Leederville WA 6007

Apartment 31 is located on the Upper Ground level and is a well maintained, spacious and bright corner apartment with a huge entertaining balcony overlooking the internal grassed courtyard and gardens plus the Master bed and Bed 2 also have their own Juliet Balcony's too!

When you walk into the apartment, you'll be impressed by the sense of space provided by the huge airconditioned living and dining area which is further enhanced by the high 2.7m ceilings and the abundance of light from the windows on one side and the sliding doors opening onto the huge balcony and timber floors. Constantine doors also separate the living room from a bright multi-function space which would make an ideal home office, children's playroom, or Bedroom 3 (it has BIR's) if it's needed.

The kitchen features overhead cupboards, Delonghi oven and gas cooktop, AEG dishwasher and plenty of cupboard and bench space. Bathroom 2 has a bath and incorporates the laundry which includes an Electrolux Condenser Dryer.

The Master Bedroom has its own ensuite and both the Master and Bed 2 have BIR's and Balcony's.

The entire apartment features 2.7m high ceilings, timber floors through-out and cedar blinds, plenty of cupboard spaces in each room plus a double linen closet, air-conditioning and a gas point. There is also a tandem car-bay for 2 cars and storeroom.

Currently vacant, the home is ready for the owner-occupier to move straight into and is perfect for downsizers, young professional couple or young family, being located near Leederville Primary School and in the new Bob Hawke College catchment area.

With a rental estimate of $750 per week, this is also an excellent investment opportunity.

Call me today to arrange a private inspection of this beautiful home.

Strata Fees - $1,284 p/qtr

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