4C Stuart Street Mosman Park WA 6012

Conveniently located in the narrow neck of land between Freshwater Bay and Dutch Inn Beach South Cottesloe, and right next to the Glyde Street café, restaurant & bar precinct, you'll find this north facing apartment-home in an exclusive group of only four.

Once past the secure entry, you'll step inside and find your mood immediately elevated by the spacious, light, bright and airy living areas which flow out onto a generously sized balcony that makes every day living and entertaining a breeze. With the apartment having a north-south orientation, you'll be blessed with winter warmth, and in summer ventilation will on tap. Down the south side of the abode you'll find the master suite which is generously proportioned and features a Juliet balcony, offering a pleasant valley aspect. The second and third bedrooms are serviced by a shared bathroom that contains a fold away laundry.

With Mosman Park Train Station at the end of the street and walkability to all the amenity one could possibly require, the set n' setting of 4C Stuart Street offers the perfect balance where convenience, accessibility, privacy, security and all-round-good-vibes in a health promoting location become the way of life.

FEATURES & ACCOMMODATION:

- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Build in robes
- Generously proportioned north facing balcony
- 2 Car parking with a single lock up garage plus another parking bay (both on title)
- Fold away laundry
- Air conditioning
- Double glazing
- Ample storage
- Secure complex

OUTGOINGS:

Town of Mosman Park - $3,131.57pa
Water Authority - $1,530.42
Strata - $750.00pq + $250.00pq Special Levy until end 2025 calendar year

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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.