Positioned on the top floor in the heart of the Perth CBD, this tenth-floor apartment delivers sweeping city views, immediate rental return and an unbeatable inner-city lifestyle. Whether you’re an investor seeking strong yields or an owner-occupier wanting a secure lock-and-leave base, this is blue-chip buying in a premium location.

Set above the Oaks Perth Hotel, access is via the 24/7 reception, with some of the city’s most prestigious retail directly at your doorstep including Gucci, Cartier, Rolex and Louis Vuitton. Convenience shopping is just 100m away, along with the Perth Underground Station, placing the entire metropolitan area within easy reach.

The thoughtfully designed layout features two bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen, living and dining zone, and a full-height window wall that captures impressive CBD views and natural light. Secure access, lift entry and professional building management add to the appeal, making it ideal for both long-term investment and effortless city living.

Currently tenanted at $775 per week until 30 September 2026, this property offers an immediate and secure rental return from day one.

Features include:
Top-floor position with elevated city views
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom with laundry
1 Secure undercover car bay
Open-plan kitchen, living and dining
Balcony with city outlook
Split-system air-conditioning
Secure complex with lift and intercom access
Positioned in a highly connected CBD precinct close to retail, dining, public transport, Elizabeth Quay and the upcoming ECU City Campus

Outgoings:
Water Rates: $1,176.67 per annum approx.
Council Rates: $1,687.20 per annum approx.
Strata Admin Fund: $936.17 per quarter approx.
Strata Reserve Fund: $633.02 per quarter approx.

For further information, please contact Kalin or Kira.

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