Super rare block of 9 townhouse style units to be sold in one line
Tightly held, blue chip investment block of 9 units comprising of 7 x 2 bedroom, 1 x 3 bedroom & 1 x 1 bedroom units in prime location sitting on a healthy 961.1sqm block of land. Some standout features include:
- 7 x 2 bedroom, 1 x 3 bedroom & 1 x 1 bedroom units - All townhouse style (2 levels) with own private entrances - All with open plan living & dining areas - Most units have updated kitchens, some have older style kitchens - All units have older style bathrooms - All units have internal laundries - Solid full brick construction - 8 units have allocated parking (potential for more) - Zoned: R3 medium density residential - Frontage: 15.24m Land size: 961.1sqm - Only 550m to Wiley Park shops & train station - Potential gross return of 6.5% based on projected rental return
The property is under rented and has an existing annual rental income of $186,160 (1 x 2 bedroom unit is vacant) with potential rental upside to increase rents in line with market and current demand to $234,000 (conservatively)
Golden opportunity for the astute investor to capitalise on this wonderful offering and reap the rewards to unlock this properties potential.
Council rates: $8,208 per annum approx. Water rates: $10,296 per annum approx.
CONTACT: Marc Dissinger 0413 750 868 or marc@ralphfirst.com.au
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