37/10 Pimlico Crescent, Wellard, WA 6170

Situated in the vibrant heart of Wellard Village, this sleek and low-maintenance one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment offers an exceptional combination of modern comfort, convenience, and style.

Located within a gated complex with remote access and elevator facilities, this home is perfect for first-home buyers, downsizes, or investors looking for a hassle-free property in a thriving, well-connected community.

Step inside to discover a bright and airy open-plan living space designed for contemporary lifestyles. The stylish kitchen is both practical and elegant, featuring high-quality European-style appliances, a double sink, overhead cabinetry, and ample storage. The generously sized bedroom provides a peaceful retreat, complete with a built-in mirrored robe, while the spacious bathroom complements the modern design.

Comfort is key, with reverse cycle air conditioning ensuring the perfect climate all year round. The private balcony offers an ideal space to relax, entertain guests, or simply unwind after a long day.

Perfectly positioned, this apartment is just a short walk to Wellard Train Station, making commuting effortless, with Perth CBD only a 30-minute train ride away. Wellard Square Shopping Centre is nearby, providing easy access to supermarkets, cafés, and essential amenities, while local parks, walking trails, and community hubs offer a perfect blend of urban convenience and outdoor leisure. For those who enjoy the coastal lifestyle, Rockingham Beach and its picturesque waterfront attractions are just a short drive away.

Whether you're looking for a secure and stylish home or a smart investment opportunity, this modern apartment ticks all the boxes. 

*Please note Strata fees: $733.00 per quarter

 Contact Derryn on 0417 854 611 to find out more.

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This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller 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 enquiries.