Welcome to 6/44 McMaster Street, a ground floor apartment in a well maintained complex - no stairs, no fuss, just an easy place to live.
Brand new wooden flooring runs throughout the home, giving it a fresh, modern feel from the moment you walk in. The open-plan living and dining area is bright and practical, easy to use whether you're cooking dinner or just having a quiet night in.
The renovated kitchen has quality appliances, good storage and sleek cabinetry, built for everyday functionality rather than just looks. Both bedrooms are generously sized with brand new soft-feel carpet, and the central bathroom is easily accessible from both.
One standout is the enclosed rear verandah - a genuinely useful extra space you can set up as a reading nook, home office, plant space, or somewhere to sit with a coffee. It's the kind of bonus room apartments this size don't usually have.
There's also a communal laundry, undercover parking, and a secure lock-and-leave setup that suits anyone wanting low-maintenance living.
Location Highlights -
• Moments from the Albany Highway cafe and dining strip
• Close to local shops and public transport
• Easy access to Crown Entertainment Complex and Optus Stadium
• Around 6 km to Perth CBD
A solid fit for singles, couples or anyone wanting a low-maintenance apartment close to the cafe strip and CBD.
Key Features
• 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 undercover car park
• Renovated open-plan kitchen with quality appliances
• New wooden flooring and soft-feel carpet throughout
• Enclosed rear verandah - bonus flexible living space
• Communal laundry, secure lock-and-leave complex
WHAT NEXT -
To book an inspection, simply click the email agent or 'book inspection' time button.
If a 'time' does not display, this means the limit has been reached. You are welcome to apply for the property, as all applications will be processed and presented to the landlord.
Disclaimer: This information and photos are provided for general information purposes only 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 inquiries.
