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60 & 60A Waikanda Crescent, Whalan NSW 2770
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5211
Exceptionally maintained home and granny flat set on a 569sqm parcel
Ensuring a lucrative and profitable opportunity within a high-growth location, this house and granny-flat duo each have long-term tenants in place and attract a combined rental return of $860.00 per week. Exceptionally maintained and presented, both properties offer a practical single-level design with good-sized bedrooms and modern kitchens. Unfolding over a prized 569 sqm parcel, the readymade home is 1.7km from Emerton Village and Whalan Reserve.
- Exceptional 569sqm parcel houses a primary residence and granny flat
- Combined, they both attract a combined rental return of $750.00 per week
- Each home is well-kept and leased out to an excellent, long-term tenant
- The primary home is a solid brick build with three good-sized bedrooms
- Two separate spaces to lounge and dine in addition to a sunken sunroom
- Modern kitchen with appliances and air-conditioning leads to the pergola
- Long-term tenant is yielding $400.00 per week, potential to earn $460.00
- Flawlessly maintained granny-flat features an open lounge/dining space
- Two bedrooms each with built-in robes, private pergola-covered terrace
- Leased to current tenants for $350.00, potential to attract $400.00 per week
- Exceptional 569sqm parcel houses a primary residence and granny flat
- Combined, they both attract a combined rental return of $750.00 per week
- Each home is well-kept and leased out to an excellent, long-term tenant
- The primary home is a solid brick build with three good-sized bedrooms
- Two separate spaces to lounge and dine in addition to a sunken sunroom
- Modern kitchen with appliances and air-conditioning leads to the pergola
- Long-term tenant is yielding $400.00 per week, potential to earn $460.00
- Flawlessly maintained granny-flat features an open lounge/dining space
- Two bedrooms each with built-in robes, private pergola-covered terrace
- Leased to current tenants for $350.00, potential to attract $400.00 per week
Features
- Allocated Car Space
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Key details
Bedrooms:
5
Bathrooms:
2
Parking:
1
Garage Spaces:
1
Property type:
House
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Listing ID: 182434823. This listing has been viewed 4 times. It was first displayed on 09/04/2024 and last updated on 24/04/2024.
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