Units 1/58, 4/58 and 5/58 Kings Park Road Under Offer. Only 2 more available- DON’T MISS OUT!

Positioned on the third floor at 58 Kings Park Road, this is the kind of address that does the talking for you. Elevated above the street, the apartment captures uninterrupted views across Kings Park- a rare outlook that simply won’t be built out.

Set along one of West Perth’s most iconic strips, you’re right on the edge of the action while still enjoying that peaceful, tree-lined feel. It’s a location that consistently performs, whether you’re buying to live in or invest.

THE HOME
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms + Powder Room
1 Secure under ground car bay
Built approximately 2000

FEATURES
Third floor position with elevated outlook
Uninterrupted views over Kings Park
Floor to ceiling windows to maximise view
Ducted Air Conditioning
Light-filled interiors with a great sense of space
Private balcony to take in the greenery and skyline
Secure complex in a tightly held pocket
Low-maintenance living in a blue-chip location

LOCATION
Directly opposite Kings Park
Minutes into the Perth CBD
Connected to CAT Bus Routes
Easy access to Subiaco, Leederville & the freeway
Surrounded by cafes, restaurants & lifestyle amenities
One of Perth’s most recognised and tightly held addresses

STRATA INFORMATION
Internal area – 153 sqm
Total area – 223 sqm
Number of units in the complex – 5 + 3 Commercial

TITLE DETAILS
Lot 6 on Plan 89986

ESTIMATED RENTAL RETURN
$1,200 per week

OUTGOINGS
Council Rates $2,500 per annum
Water Rates $1,400 per annum
Strata Levy $ 2,460 per quarter
Reserve Levy $164 per quarter
Residential Levy $98.55 per quarter

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Mark Stanhope today!

DISCLAIMER
*Please be aware first 23 photos are of Unit 1 (staged), this property is identical inside, the balcony is 50sqm.*
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information supplied by third parties including the seller and relevant authorities. While believed to be accurate, interested parties should rely on their own enquiries.