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Herdsman Lake sits behind this group and Lake Monger is an easy trip in the other direction, which is the quiet advantage of this stretch of Wembley. You are minutes from the freeway and the city without living on top of either, and the walkways, birdlife, and open space start more or less at the back of the property.
Unit 30 sits on the top floor in an end position, which is the combination most buyers in this group ask for and rarely find. One shared wall instead of two, nobody overhead, and an elevated aspect that catches the afternoon sea breeze through the living area. The private balcony is where that position pays off, a quiet spot above the treeline for a wine at the end of the day or a slow breakfast on the weekend.
Inside, the work has already been done. The unit has been freshly painted throughout, new LED lighting has been fitted, and the bathroom has been upgraded, so the first weekend of ownership can be spent unpacking rather than sanding and rolling. Air conditioning keeps the living area comfortable through a Perth February. A carport is provided for the use of Unit 30.
Public transport runs along Herdsman Parade itself, Glendalough Station and the Glendalough shopping centre are close by, and the Mitchell Freeway puts the city in one direction and the coast in the other. Ingredient Tree is next door at 87A Herdsman Parade for a coffee on the way out. Cambridge Street, with its pubs, restaurants, and specialty shops, is the part of Wembley people move here for, and it is near enough to be an ordinary Thursday night rather than an outing.
The unit is vacant, with vacant possession at settlement, so there is no tenancy to work around and the keys come with the property, whether that suits an owner occupier moving in or an investor selecting their own tenant.
