35/35 Esplanade, Nedlands, WA 6009

Fall in love with the enviable location and unique lifestyle offered by this luxurious Nedlands apartment, also known as former Steves' Hotel complex. Situated in a quiet and secluded location within the complex this beautiful home combines modern elegance with breathtaking views across the pool grounds and beyond to the tranquillity of the Nedlands foreshore. This premium residence offers one of the best layouts in the complex with a spacious interior and high end finishes throughout including an expansive open plan living and dining space that flow seamlessly out to the large north facing balcony that is the perfect spot to entertain all year round by the pool and greenery garden. The kitchen is filled with European appliances, stone benchtops, new French door fridge, built in Miele steamer, oven, microwave oven and dishwasher and an abundance of cupboard and bench space. The large master bedroom continues the bespoke feel of the home and includes a beautifully appointed ensuite with double vanities and an indulgent soaking tub, double built in hers and his robes and a private balcony offering sweeping views of the swan river. Bedrooms two and three are divided shared by the 2nd bathroom and include built in robes and their own private balcony space. A powder room provides convenience for guests and visitors.  

On-site recreational facilities available to residents include a 20m heated lap pool and fully equipped gym. This secure and private complex also features 2 under cover private parking bays and a storage room. Also, within walking distance to Steve's Restaurant and Wine Bar and an array of yacht clubs including Royal Perth, Flying Squadron and Nedlands plus the Matilda Bay foreshore, UWA and the Broadway shops and cafés. The CBD is magically only one traffic light change away. 

Lot size: 222sqm incl. 159sqm internal
Council rates: $3,686 approx. per annum 
Water rates: $2,112 approx. per annum
Strata levies: $4,472.40 approx. per quarter ($3,444.87 admin levy, $893.75 reserve fund, $133.78 internet service levy)