Perth WA 6000, Australia
Also written as Unit 41, 171 St Georges Terrace.
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41/171 St Georges Terrace is a unit. It is part of a multi‑storey residential building located on the iconic St Georges Terrace in Perth’s central business district
The unit is located in the heart of Perth’s central business district on St Georges Terrace, the street that houses a large amount of office space and is bounded by the Swan River to the south and east. It sits within walking distance of many heritage‑listed structures and cultural venues
Within 0.2 km you’ll find several heritage‑listed buildings such as the Old Perth Technical School, Newspaper House, and the Cloisters, as well as cultural venues like His Majesty’s Theatre and the West Australian Opera. The area also includes the Parmelia Hilton Perth hotel and the Print Hall restaurant
The Print Hall restaurant is located just 0.1 km away, offering a convenient dining spot. Additional eateries can be found along Mill Street and the nearby King Street precinct, all within a short walk
Perth enjoys a hot‑summer Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The city receives about 8.8 hours of sunshine daily, making outdoor activities comfortable for most of the year
The property is adjacent to several prominent skyscrapers, including Central Park (0.2 km), Governor Stirling Tower (0.2 km) and the 140 St Georges Terrace tower (0.2 km). These buildings contribute to the vibrant commercial atmosphere of the CBD
While the CBD itself is primarily built‑up, Kings Park – one of the world’s largest inner‑city parks – lies a short distance to the west and is easily reachable by a brief drive or public transport. The park provides extensive walking trails, gardens and views of the Swan River
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