129/996 Hay Street, Perth WA 6000

Elevated City Living

Perched on the top floor of a resort-style complex, this corner apartment offers an unbeatable blend of style, comfort, and convenience. Whether you're an investor seeking strong returns or a homeowner looking for a vibrant city lifestyle, this premium residence ticks all the boxes.

Located in the heart of Perth's bustling CBD, you'll have world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment right at your doorstep, while enjoying the sense of space and elevated city views and the scenic distant hills from your private balconies.

Currently leased at $750 per week until March 21, 2025, this property provides a fantastic investment opportunity or can be available as a vacant possession.

Apartment Highlights:
• Spacious bedrooms filled with an abundance of natural light
• Floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing stunning cityscapes -even from the bathroom
• Well sized kitchen with granite benchtops, stainless steel appliances and electric stove
• Open-plan living seamlessly flowing to the balcony
• Secure dedicated car bay
• Additional storage room for extra convenience
• Swimming pool
• Sun-drenched outdoor deck
• Fully equipped gym
• Onsite caretaker for peace of mind
• Ideal for investors, currently leased at $750 per week until March 21, 2025
• Unbeatable CBD location with everything at your doorstep
• Low maintenance offering a lock and leave style lifestyle

Whether you're searching for a smart investment or a premium city residence, this Level 17 haven offers an incredible opportunity.

Rates & Local Information:
Water Rates: $1,334.92 (2023/24)
City of Perth Council Rates: $2,017.15 (2024/25)
Primary School Catchment: Highgate Primary School
Secondary School Catchments: Bob Hawke College

DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties including the Seller and relevant local authorities 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.