20/1 Joseph Street

Maylands WA 6051

Top-floor, sun-drenched, connected riverside living.
Looking for a launch pad for a very good life? You can't get more top-floor than this beautifully presented and secure May Central complex. It's a two-bedroom apartment packing a punch with privacy, practicality, and just enough polish to make just coming home after a busy day feel like a daily hit of low-key luxe. Inside, natural light streams like you pay for it as a service, bouncing off the high ceilings and through the open-plan living zones. The kitchen is crisp and contemporary with subway tiling, stone benchtops, and enough storage for Sunday brunch treats plus bench space for last-minute Uber eats unpacking sessions. Timber-look flooring keeps things stylish (and easy-clean), reverse-cycle air con keeps you comfy no matter what the weather's doing, and speaking of, there's also the balcony. It'll call you to take an extra moment with your morning coffee, evening wine, or book-reading marathon in the sun. The main bedroom opens directly onto it to boot, bringing a little boutique hotel energy to your everyday. Both bedrooms feature built-in robes and generous proportions, plus there's a cleverly combined bathroom and laundry (dryer included), a handy storeroom almost on the doorstep, secure undercover parking, and visitor parking for your favourite people to come check out your snazzy new pad.

Location-wise, this one drops you right into the middle of everything folk love about Maylands. Think riverside walks at the Berringa Park on the Swan (700m) before breakfast, spontaneous midweek catch-ups on Whatley Crescent (1.4km) or Beaufort Street (3.3km), and even live music without the Uber surcharge thanks to the Eighth Avenue Entertainment District (1.2km). Locals love Noggos (950m) for coffee, Peninsula Farm Cafe (1.5km) for the delectable homemade cakes, and, for the bicyclist (or riverwalk enthusiasts), you've got to try The Oarhouse (3.4km). Coles (800m) and the IGA (1.6km) make your essentials as uncomplicated as can be. When you're ready to get amongst it, The Rise (1.1km) has you covered for all things community involvement and head to Lyric Lane (1.6km) and the Seasonal Brewing Co when you really want to kick up your heels. If the city calls, you've got a bus stop virtually at the front of the complex and for those with a young person still at home, you're well positioned for Mount Lawley Senior High School or Maylands Peninsula Primary. It's connection without the