3 Lyall Street, South Perth WA 6151

• Large apartments, ideally located, uninterrupted river views
• Moments from Mends Street Precinct
• Luxury resort-style amenities

The Pearl delivers 1, 2, 3, 4 bedroom + sub penthouse and penthouse apartments overlooking Swan River in a prime South Perth location.

The grand balconies offer sweeping views across the Swan River towards Kings Park and Perth City. By day, the sunlight dances across the water’s edge, while the city lights provide a dazzling view each night.

Discover world-class wining and dining, from top-end restaurants to gourmet pubs. Take the ferry to Elizabeth Quay and savour all the delights of Perth’s newest dining and entertainment options.

The Pearl is closely located to:

• Mends Street Precinct
• South Shore Shopping Centre
• Perth Zoo
• South Perth Primary School
• Wesley College
• Royal Perth Golf Club
• Elizabeth Quay
• Perth CBD in 4.4km
• Kings Park and Botanic Gardens
• The University of Western Australia
• South Perth Hospital

Locally, the Mends Street precinct is a one-top destination for shopping, cafes and restaurants.

The Pearl is about offering its residents a superb lifestyle in a building designed around luxury, comfort, convenience and sustainability.

Start or end the day in the beautifully landscaped surrounds of the infinity-edge pool on Level Three.

Amenities include:

• A games room
• Separate 12 seater cinema
• Comfortable lounge and dining area
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Pool deck
• Yoga deck
• Gymnasium, sauna and steam room

Key features of The Pearl:

• 1, 2, 3, 4 bedroom + sub penthouse and penthouse
• Cross ventilation minimising the reliance on artificial heating and cooling
• Designer appliances, porcelain stone benchtops.
• Open-plan living spaces
• High performance glazing to enhance thermal comfort in apartments, while energy efficient appliances and plumbing will reduce energy consumption
• On-site bike storage to all residents, and car bays will be electric vehicle-ready, with future high-performance charging installation planned