Adair Apartment

Facilities:
The apartment's facilities include:

• reverse cycle air-conditioning
• both under-cover and visitor parking
• fully-equipped kitchen with microwave, gas stove, toaster, kettle, crockery, cutlery, pots and pans; breakfast bar
• main bedroom (queen size bed)
• second bedroom with single bed/s
• bath/laundry with full-sized bath and frontloading washing machine
• lounge/dining and
• small front patio
• Linen and towels are supplied.

Rates:
Short term: $85 per night for one person (min. three nights)
Additional guests $10 each per night

...from $70 per night for longer periods (ask for terms).

Enquiries:
Sue Scrutton
Email: scruttos@tpg.com.au
Mobile: 0408 911 496

Terms:
10 percent booking deposit, payment in full 14 days before arrival, unless otherwise arranged. Bond of 1 weeks tariff, for stays of one month or less, paid directly to landlord. For stays of over one month, a bond of four weeks rent at the negotiated rate will be paid to landlord. Electricity and gas are included in the rate (telephone is not included).

Seven minutes from Perth city, near to Mount Lawley's cafe trip and situated close to parks, shops and public transport, Adair Apartment is a smart, ground floor, fully-furnished, two-bedroom unit. Perfect for self-catering holidays.

In leafy Coolbinia, the two-bedroom apartment is in a well-maintained group, handy to Edith Cowan University's Mount Lawley campus. On the campus is the internationally-renowned Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, where students stage superb public performances - jazz and classical music concerts, plays, dance seasons and visual arts exhibitions - almost year round, free or at very reasonable prices.

Other landmarks around the area include the Yokine reserve where joggers, cyclists and walkers enjoy peaceful surroundings, the Inglewood golf course, the new Inglewood recreation centre (including superb swimming pools, gym etc), Alexander Tennis Club and Mount Lawley Senior High School and TAFE.

Around the corner is a group of family shops and nearby are two shopping centres, restaurants and caf鳮

Lounge	Dining	Bathroom
Kitchen	Bedroom 1	Map location

The reverse journey begins back at the Bus Station. The second service is the No 19 (or 19A) bus, which stops level with Adair Parade in Holmfirth Street, travelling along Bradford Street to Alexander Drive, adjacent to Edith Cowan University. It turns right into Alexander Drive, continues down Fitzgerald Street to Perth, stopping at William Street in Central Perth. The reverse journey from the city generally begins in Barrack Street, between Hay and Murray Streets (it actually sets off from the Busport on the Esplanade).

Perth Attractions

• Beaches - Scarborough, Floreat, City, Cottesloe
• Town of Fremantle, including markets
• His Majesty's Theatre, Perth Concert Hall, Perth
• Free outdoor concerts in summer (Subiaco, Fremantle, Perth)
• Perth Zoo
• Whiteman's Park - kangaroos, children's activities, picnics
• Cohunu Wildlife Park - koalas, kangaroos, aviaries
• Whale watching (September-November)
• Subiaco - shopping, markets
• Matilda Bay - river foreshore picnics and restaurants
• Mongers Lake - feeding black swans
• Kings Park - vantage point over Swan River
• Swan River - river cruises, waterskiing, boating
• Northbridge - restaurants, nightclubs

Out of Perth

• Rottnest Island - holiday island, snorkelling, no cars
• Margaret River - wineries, festival, Leeuwin concert, caves
• Albany - historic town, old whaling station
• Monkey Mia - dolphin feeding, camping under the stars
• Broome - multicultural town with pearling industry
• Mundaring Hotel - Sunday session with Aussie entertainment.