3/418-428 Murray Street

Positioned in the heart of vibrant Murray Street, this two bedroom apartment offers an outstanding opportunity to secure a Perth CBD investment or inner city lifestyle residence. Positioned within a well maintained residential complex, this two bedroom apartment presents an outstanding opportunity for investors or city based professionals seeking low maintenance living in one of the city's most connected locations. Currently leased at $700 per week until June 2027, this well presented apartment offers immediate rental income and strong ongoing tenant appeal. Featuring an open plan layout, private balcony, split system air conditioning and a secure car bay, the apartment delivers low maintenance living with all the essentials for comfortable city life. Residents also enjoy access to resort style facilities including a swimming pool, spa, sauna and gymnasium, enhancing both lifestyle appeal and long term rental demand. Key Features, Rates, measurements (appox): Internal: 63sqm | Balcony: 9sqm | Car-bay: 21sqm | Total: 93sqm 2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 secure car bay Private balcony Air conditioning Currently tenanted at $700/week until June 2027 Strata levies: $2,281.60 per quarter (Admin & Reserve) Council rates: $1,707.40 per annum Water rates: $1,188.22 per annum Ideally positioned within walking distance to: Approx. 5 minute walk to Murray Street Mall Approx. 8 minute walk to Yagan Square Approx. 10 minute walk to Elizabeth Quay Approx. 10 minute walk to RAC Arena Approx. 12 minute walk to Perth Underground Station Approx. 15 minute walk to Kings Park and Botanic Garden Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, shopping and major transport links, this is an outstanding opportunity for investors, professionals or buyers seeking a true lock and leave CBD lifestyle. Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller 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.