Best Offer By Monday 3rd of April at 12pm (Unless Sold Prior)
Perfectly positioned in a pet-friendly building on a quiet laneway between Waymouth and Franklin Street in the iconic 'Altitude Apartments', this recently updated apartment delivers low-maintenance living at its absolute finest. Showcasing contemporary style throughout, the home features an enclosed balcony with bi-folding windows, a recently updated kitchen, two generous bedrooms, abundant storage, reverse cycle airconditioning, secure underground parking and access to swimming pool, spa and sauna facilities.
With the ability to live in, rent out or use for holiday accommodation, this is your opportunity to secure an envious holding for many years to come within walking distance of Rundle Mall, Adelaide Central Market and the city parklands.
Building Features:
- Holiday accommodation permitted
- Pet friendly
- FOB security with intercom
- Access to luxury amenities, which include a heated indoor lap pool, spa, sauna, and steam room
Apartment Features:
- Uninterrupted views
- Secure underground car park
- Reverse cycle heating/cooling
- Two generously sized bedrooms, both featuring built-in wardrobes
- Enclosed balcony with bi-folding windows currently used as an extra dinning room/study space
- Spacious open-plan living area adjacent to enclosed balcony
- Recently installed kitchen bar with additional storage
- Updated kitchen with quality appliances, including dishwasher, washing machine/dryer, oven and four-burner electric cooktop
- Modern bathroom complete with shower, toilet, and vanity
Year Built / 2010
Council / Adelaide
Zoning / Capital City
Council Rates / $404.00 per quarter approx.
Strata Rates / $1,265.00 per quarter approx.
Pets / Allowed
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