24/61 Wright Street, Highgate, WA 6003 - Unit for sale - PropertyMate
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For Sale
24/61 Wright Street, Highgate, WA 6003
Inspection
Sat 7 Nov
10:00 am - 10:30 am
RENOVATED, READY TO ENJOY & RIGHT IN THE HEART OF HIGHGATE
All Offers Presented By 19th November @5pm
Recently renovated, superbly positioned and offering the added convenience of an optional furnished purchase, this appealing one-bedroom apartment presents an excellent opportunity to secure a low-maintenance lifestyle in one of Perth's most sought-after inner-city locations.
Second Floor Layout | 1 Bed | 1 Bath Meals / Kitchen: - Functional galley-style kitchen - Provision for fridge (FR), sink, cooktop and washing machine - Seamless connection to dining area Dining / Living: - Generous open-plan space - North-facing windows allowing natural light - Flexible layout for lounge and dining configuration Bedroom: - Well-proportioned double bedroom - North-facing for light and airflow - Direct access to ensuite Ensuite Bathroom: - Shower, vanity, and WC - Compact and functional layout
Location-wise, it's hard to beat: Stroll through Brigatti Gardens next door Hyde Park approx. 1km for weekend downtime Swan River approx. 1.2km for walks and rides Easy access to public transport (train approx. 800m + nearby bus routes) Beaufort Street café, bar, and dining strip approx. 650m Local favourites all within walking distance Supermarket convenience just around the corner
Built 1967 Strata Fees: Admin Fund - $475.30 per quarter Reserve Fund - $218.85 per quarter TOTAL - $694.15 per quarter
**This property has the option to be purchased furnished including fridge, washing machine, desk, tv cabinet, couch, coffee table - as seen in the photos.**
Recently renovated, optionally furnished and exceptionally well located — 24/61 Wright Street is ready for its next chapter.
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.