1813/380 Murray Street, Perth, WA 6000

Ivan Tang Proudly Presents: Lock-and-Leave Luxury in the Heart of Perth

Welcome to NV Apartments, where resort-style living meets the energy of the city. Spend weekends by the rooftop infinity pool, unwind in the spa, host friends at the outdoor BBQ area, catch a film in the private cinema, or stay on top of your fitness in the fully equipped gym, all without leaving home.

Step outside and Perth is at your doorstep. Elizabeth Quay, Kings Park and the bars and restaurants of Northbridge are all within easy reach, with a free city bus right out the front.

Whether you’re a first home buyer, a busy professional or an investor looking for strong city rental demand, this apartment ticks every box.

Property Highlights:

Secure car bay plus a 4 sqm storeroom
Timber flooring to living and dining areas, carpet to the bedroom
Stone benchtop kitchen with soft-close cabinetry
Full suite of Smeg appliances: oven, cooktop, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and washer/dryer combo
Split-system air-conditioning in the living area and bedroom
Stylish bathroom with walk-in shower
Secure, well-maintained building with concierge service
Strata area: Internal 43 sqm | Balcony 10 sqm | Car Bay 14 sqm | Storeroom 4 sqm | Total 71 sqm

Location Highlights:

Free bus at the front door
Walk to Perth Station, Elizabeth Quay and Kings Park
Shopping on Hay and Murray Street Malls
Close to the Market Grounds dining precinct
Minutes to RAC Arena
Near the new ECU City campus, now open and bringing thousands of students and staff into the CBD

Outgoings (Approx.):
Council Rates: $1,806 p.a.
Water Rates: $1,280 p.a.
Strata Admin & Reserve Levy: $1,555.10 p.q.

For further details or to arrange a private viewing, contact:
Ivan Tang
AZ Property
📞 0401 724 897
✉️ ivan.tang@az-property.com.au

Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general purposes only and is based on information supplied by the seller, which may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy, and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.