15 Lawson Pl

Westdale NSW 2340

889 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Established Investment on a Generous 889m² Block

Positioned in Westdale, this four-bedroom brick and tile home presents a practical investment opportunity with an established tenancy in place since 2006. Set on a generous 889m² block with a substantial backyard, the property combines reliable rental income, functional family accommodation and valuable outdoor space. Key Features • Four-bedroom brick and tile residence • Combined living and dining area • Split-system air conditioning to the living area • Functional kitchen with ample bench and storage space • Bathroom with bath and separate shower • Separate toilet • Internal laundry with direct outdoor access • Single carport plus two garden sheds • Large, securely fenced backyard • Currently rented at $400 per week, increasing to $580 per week from 26 November 2026 • Current lease in place until 13 November 2026 • Council rates approximately $3,250 per annum • Generous 889m² block The combined living and dining area offers a comfortable central space with split-system air conditioning, while the adjoining kitchen includes wraparound benchtops, ample cabinetry and a freestanding electric cooker. Four bedrooms are positioned along the hallway, with built-in storage to selected rooms. The bathroom includes a bath, separate shower and vanity, complemented by a separate toilet and internal laundry. Outside, the large fenced backyard offers plenty of usable space, along with two garden sheds, a single carport and additional off-street parking. With a long-term tenancy, four-bedroom accommodation, an 889m² block and increased rental income commencing in October, 15 Lawson Place represents an established investment opportunity in Westdale. Contact Partner Now Property to arrange your inspection. * This information has been prepared to assist solely in the marketing of this property. Whilst all care has been taken to ensure the information provided herein is correct, we do not take responsibility for any inaccuracies. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify the information.