Card players are always looking to put together a winning hand, and it wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to suggest that investors and owner occupiers like playing a similar game.
Perhaps the best combination might be the one that maximises the upside and minimises risk.
If that’s the case, then this opportunity in popular Deakin – a favoured location for both the medical and professional service sectors – may come up trumps.
The entire ground floor of this building at 25 Napier Close – more than 400 square metres – is available for sale either as vacant possession or potentially as a going concern.
It comprises three strata titled units. Each can be purchased under separate contracts, and each is priced under the stamp duty threshold, potentially saving big dollars. If you want a further sweetener, well, the deal also comes with 16 vehicle bays.
Alex Smith of Sentia Real Estate says the combined units provide a cohesive and well-organised layout.
“It would be perfect to expand a medical practice or to establish a professional services business in a prime location within the thriving Deakin commercial precinct,” he says.
“Alternatively, this is a great opportunity to take on the existing business as a going concern.”
The ground floor currently houses the Capital Pain and Rehabilitation Clinic, offering a turnkey solution for a similar business.