1303 / 105 Stirling Street, Perth WA 6000
North-facing spacious apartment in sought-after Oracle
Living in an Oracle apartment will feel like coming home to your own five star hotel – a peaceful, restive oasis in the hustle and bustle of the CBD. The social dimension will focus on two superb common areas: the fitness hub of the Podium level, with its extensive gym, yoga room, saunas and pool, and the relaxation zone on the extraordinary Rooftop Deck – a spectacular sky garden incorporating luxurious open-air furnishings, barbecues, a private dining room and a video theatre for movies and gaming.
Rising at the corner of Stirling and Aberdeen Streets in Perth, Oracle will offer the ultimate connected life. Walk to the transit hub of the Perth Train Station, the shopping and dining of the CBD, the arts and theatre of the Cultural Centre, and the cafés, restaurants and buzzing nightlife of Northbridge and Beaufort Street. A short ride on a bus, bike or train will also get you to Kings Park, the café strips of Mount Lawley and Leederville, the Crown Entertainment Complex, and so much more.
Please note there are wonderful tenants currently in the property paying $850 per week, until 10th November 2025.
Apartment Features:
- Open-plan design with ample natural light, providing versatile spaces for both relaxation and entertaining.
- High-End Kitchen featuring premium stone benchtops, modern tapware, and quality cabinetry with a sleek and contemporary design.
- Guest bathroom is well fitted, focused on maximising storage, complete with stone benchtops and modern tapware
- Spacious main bedroom with private ensuite and built in robes
- Spacious Balcony that is perfect for outdoor dining, entertaining, or simply enjoying the views.
- Reverse Cycle Ducted Air-Conditioning with Zone Control (Climate control tailored to each room)
- Secure Parking – 2x Tandem Car Bays
- Private and secured storeroom
- North-Facing Orientation maximising natural light, warmth, and energy efficiency throughout the year.
World class common facilities:
- Heated swimming pool with baja shelf and inbuilt sun lounges
- Fitness Hub with extensive gym
- Yoga room with interactive TV
- Sauna
- Rooftop relaxation zone with cabanas
- Skygarden with communal terrace space
- Three separate barbecue areas
- Private dining room
- Media room for movies, sports and gaming
Rates:
Strata; $1,442.15 p.q
Council: $1,365.40 p.a
Water: $2,031.25 p.a
Don’t miss the opportunity to secure your place at ORACLE. Contact Paige Garvey today for further information.
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About Perth
Perth, Western Australia, continues to experience notable growth, with property prices projected to increase by up to 10% in 2025, according to the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA).
Market Overview:
Price Growth: Perth’s property market has demonstrated resilience, with experts anticipating continued growth in 2025. Some forecasts suggest that the housing market may surpass a 10% capital growth, while the unit market might experience more moderate gains.
Rental Market: The rental sector remains robust, with median dwelling rents rising to $670 per week, marking an 8.9% increase from the previous year. This trend is attributed to strong demand and limited housing supply.
Economic Factors:
Perth’s economy continues to thrive, supported by a strong jobs market, significant population growth, and substantial infrastructure investments. However, housing supply constraints persist, with a projected shortfall of approximately 400,000 dwellings by 2029, potentially intensifying competition and driving up property values.
Outlook:
While the property market is expected to maintain an upward trajectory, the pace of growth may moderate compared to previous years. Factors such as global economic conditions, commodity price fluctuations, and domestic policy changes will influence market dynamics.
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