Welcome to your perfect urban retreat Perth’s vibrant cultural and entertainment hub. This beautifully appointed 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and city convenience, ideal for tourists seeking an unforgettable stay in one of Perth’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

You’re staying in one of the most central and exciting parts of Perth. Northbridge is known for its nightlife, coffee culture, dining, and proximity to Perth CBD. Walk to Yagan Square, Perth Arena, or the Cultural Centre in just minutes. With convenient public transport and easy access to major attractions, you’ll have Perth at your fingertips. Located just north of the Perth CBD, Northbridge is one of the city’s most dynamic and vibrant neighborhoods — a lively fusion of art, entertainment, food, and nightlife. You’ll be surrounded by: Trendy cafes, bars, and restaurants Perth Cultural Centre – including the Art Gallery, WA Museum & State Theatre Vibrant nightlife with rooftop bars, live music, and clubs Local shops, street art, and hidden laneways Russell Square – a peaceful green park just down the street Nearby Eateries & Stores: Authentic Bites Dumpling House – Just a few doors down, you'll find the famous for xiao long bao and spicy wontons—often with a queue, but worth the wait. Cafe OEC Bob – A cozy spot serving coffee, light bxiao (and alcohol) right at your doorstep. Sizzle Up Claypot – Chinese/Asian-fusion joint specializing in hearty claypot dishes, very casual and local favorite. Han Ga Wee Market – The Korean grocery store located right next door at the same address, stocking everything from kimchi to frozen dumplings. Plus nearby hot spots in Northbridge CBD & Chinatown (~2–5 min walk): Korean markets & grocers: Tran’s Emporium, VHT Perth, and the larger Northbridge Chinatown precinct with ~13 Asian restaurants in the block. Other nearby restaurants/cafés: Authentic Bites is in the Urban List “best restaurants” list, along with lots of other Asian-fusion and modern dining spots (Double Rainbow, Tosaka Ramen, No Mafia, Bivouac, etc.) clustered around William and James Streets .