817/305 Murray Street

Perth

A Prime CBD Opportunity with Lifestyle Appeal

What a fantastic opportunity to secure this hidden gem in the heart of the CBD. Positioned on the 8th floor of the iconic Oaks Hotel building, this fully furnished studio apartment enjoys southern city views and offers an ultra-convenient, low-maintenance inner-city lifestyle.

The apartment presents in excellent condition and is currently tenanted until 14 November 2026, returning $550 per week, with tenants happy to remain making this an ideal investment or future city base.

Step outside and immerse yourself in one of Perth’s most prestigious shopping and dining precincts. Surrounded by world-renowned brands including Cartier, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Rolex and Dior, as well as an endless selection of cafés and restaurants, everything the city has to offer is quite literally at your doorstep.
Transport is effortless, with the train station just 100 metres away, plus bus and CAT services right outside allowing you to fully embrace the CBD’s nightlife, entertainment and cultural attractions.

Reasons to Buy:
-Zoned short-stay (Levels 7 and below) and residential (Level 8 and above)
-Located on Level 8 with city views
-46sqm internal living plus 3sqm balcony (49sqm total)
-Fully furnished and self-equipped
-Reverse-cycle air-conditioning
-Strata levies: $1,006.08 ?P/Q (Admin Levy $600.22 & Reserve Levy $405.86?)
-Currently tenanted until 14/11/26 at $550 per week
-Not part of the hotel – can be owner-occupied or rented residentially
-No Car bay allocated for this one
-Not eligible for short stay accommodation

Whether you’re seeking a smart investment or a future inner-city residence, this apartment ticks all the boxes.

?? Call Josh on 0432 183 369 to secure this outstanding opportunity in the heart of the CBD.

Disclaimer:
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.