The Australian penthouse with the lot - no really
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The Australian penthouse with the lot – no really

Even the price is a pleasant surprise

By KANEBRIDGE NEWS
Fri, Jan 20, 2023 12:30pmGrey Clock < 1 min

When people talk about premier property, they might focus on location, size or even alfresco space. But few on the market come with the lot.

This property in Mandurah Marina, south of Perth, is a two-level corner penthouse positioned on absolute waterfront on Marco Polo Drive. Along with four bedrooms, four bathrooms and living areas on both floors, it has commanding 270 degree views of the marina and Indian Ocean all the way to Rottnest Island.

Internal floor space of 332sqm is complemented by 316sqm of wraparound balcony space on both levels. Ducted reverse cycle aircon and remote control blinds offer complete light and temperature control with kitchens on both levels for easy entertaining.

Residents also have full access to building facilities including the heated pool, sauna, spa and gym, while the penthouse sale includes three side-by-side car bays and 6sqm of storage.

Mandurah is known for its natural environment and stunning beaches and was awarded Western Australia’s Top Tourism Town Award last year.

 

Address: 1401/3 Marco Polo Drive, Mandurah

Price Guide: $2m to $2.5m

Agent: John Phillips 0408 954 901 The Agency 

 



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