1/3 Cato Street Glendalough WA 6016

Set within a small, well-maintained complex, this ground-floor two-bedroom unit offers easy, low-maintenance living in a connected Glendalough location. Positioned between the Perth CBD and the coast, it's a practical choice for first-home buyers, downsizers or investors seeking everyday convenience.

The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is well laid out and easy to live in, with timber flooring and a seamless connection to the outdoor area. The contemporary kitchen features stone benchtops, quality appliances including a Venini chef's cooktop, and smart storage that works for both daily living and entertaining.

Both bedrooms are fitted with built-in robes, while the bathroom is neatly finished and supported by a concealed laundry for added functionality.

Two private courtyards enhance the apartment lifestyle, offering generous outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed in every season. A lock-up storeroom and instant gas hot water system complete the home.

Located moments from Glendalough Train Station, local parks, shopping centres and major transport routes, this is a well-positioned home that makes day-to-day living simple, with the CBD and coastline both just a short drive away.

Key features
-Ground-floor two-bedroom, one-bathroom unit
-Open-plan living, dining and kitchen with timber flooring
-Contemporary kitchen with stone benchtops and Venini cooktop
-Two private courtyards
-Built-in robes to both bedrooms
-Concealed laundry
-Split-system air conditioning & Intercom
-Instant gas hot water system
-Lock-up storage room
-Boutique complex close to transport, parks and amenities

Units in Complex: 6
Strata Fees: approx $787.50 pq
Water Rates: approx $1,165.13 pa
Council Rates: approx. $1,704.19 pa
Rental Estimate: approx $600-$650 pw
Year Built: 2014

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