Apartments 502 & 515/3-11 Earl Street, Launceston TAS 7250
$189,000 (each)
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An opportunity to purchase your own strata hotel suite in the booming Tasmanian tourism sector. Fully operated and managed tenancy with your income paid monthly in advance with the security of a 10 + 10 year lease.
- Higher level deluxe rooms (level 5) providing premium elevated views - 4 Star hotel operating as a Best Western Plus - New 10 + 10 year lease in place with Best Western plus - 4 star hotel - 6+% NET return with all outgoings paid by the tenant including building insurance. - Part of the Best Western chain - one of 4,700 hotels worldwide - Low maintenance Brick building fully refurbished
Sure to sell quickly to astute purchasers or SMSF buyers looking to place funds in a growing sector.
For further details contact Blake Shepherd or Joel Harwood.
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