2/22 Ambrie Crescent

Noble Park VIC 3174

Apartment

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

SET AND FORGET INVESTMENT AT 7% YIELD

Stop searching for the right tenant - they're already here. Secured on a long-term lease at $350 per week until February 2027, this low-maintenance one-bedroom unit is a pure numbers play. Recently leased in under seven days, it sits in a high-demand pocket with a razor-thin 0.91% vacancy rate, ensuring your investment never skips a beat. Property Features: -Positioned quietly at the base of a corner block, the interior is built for durability and ease - Guaranteed Income: Tenanted long-term for immediate cash flow. - Turnkey Quality: Timber-look flooring, split-system climate control, and a robed bedroom with ensuite. - Low Overhead: Minimal body-corp fees and an included off-street car space. Location Features 7 min walk to Chadstone & Monash University 800 Bus (450m) 13 min walk to Ross Reserve (1.8km) 4 min drive to Noble Park Acquatic Centre (2.0km) 4 min drive to Noble Park Station (1.8km) 6 min drive to Springvale Central (4.1km) 6 min drive to IKEA Springvale (4.3km) 7 min drive to Waverley Gardens (3.7km) Solid returns, minimal maintenance, and a proven rental market make this a smart addition to any portfolio. A true set-and-forget performer in one of Melbourne's most accessible growth pockets. Whether you're leveraging a 5% deposit or looking for a high-yield addition to your portfolio, this is the most effortless entry point into the market. Council Rates ~$930 p/year Water Rates ~$176.08 p/quarter OC Fees $1350 p/year Photo ID required at all open for inspections. Disclaimer: We have, in preparing this document, used our best endeavours to ensure that the information contained in this document is true and accurate, but accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability in respect to any errors, omissions, inaccuracies or misstatements in this document. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to verify the information contained in this document. Purchasers should make their own enquiries and refer to the due diligence checklist provided by Consumer Affairs. Click on the link for a copy of the due diligence checklist from Consumer Affairs. http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/duediligencechecklist