Teska Carson are pleased to offer to the market, the Sandy Hill Medical Centre, for sale via an Expression of Interest campaign closing Wednesday 3 July 2024 at 3pm.
The property has the following investment highlights: + Income: $200,000 per annum + GST and all usual outgoings + Brand New 10 year net lease to the Sandy Hill Medical Centre + Two five year options + 490 square metres with 26 car parks on title + Attractive 3.5% annual rent increases, ensuring future rental growth. + Strategically positioned within the highly successful Gardenside Development, which comprises 147 apartments with many more substantial developments either built or in planning within close proximity.
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