6/29 Frederic St

Midland WA 6056

54 m²

84 m²

Unit

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Invest in this Modern First-Floor Apartment in a Prime Midland Location

Discover this well-presented 2014-built apartment offering low-maintenance living in a convenient and connected position. Positioned on the first floor of a small, private complex, this 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is ideal for first-home buyers, downsizers, or investors seeking a practical and central address. Features Include: • 2 bedrooms both with Built-in robes • 1 bathroom • Open-plan Kitchen/Dining/Living area • Split-system air conditioning for year-round comfort • Approximately 54 m² of internal living space • Generous 14 m² private balcony • Designated carbay plus a separate store room immediately adjacent to the carbay • Currently leased at $630.00 per week until 25/06/2027 • Strata levies: $486.01 (Quarterly) • Reserve levy: $16.01 (Quarterly) • Water Rates: $923.34 (Annually) i.e. $153.89 (every 2 months) Location Highlights Enjoy an excellent lifestyle with everything close at hand. Midland Gate Shopping Centre is nearby, providing major retailers including Coles, specialty shops, dining, and entertainment. Midland Train Station offers frequent services to the Perth CBD in approximately 26 minutes. Local schools include Woodbridge Primary School, Midvale Primary School, Governor Stirling Senior High School, and La Salle College. St John of God Midland Public and Private Hospital is also conveniently close. Perth Airport is only about 15 minutes by car, the Swan Valley is a short drive away for weekend escapes, and the Perth city centre is readily accessible by both road and rail. Important Notices Some of the photographs in this advertisement have been digitally edited. Prospective purchasers should inspect the property in person prior to making any offer. Neither the selling agent nor the seller accepts any liability for any information contained in this advertisement. All details are provided in good faith and are believed to be correct, but interested parties must make their own independent enquiries and satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of all information before proceeding