29 Church St

Harrington NSW 2427

506 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

A Solid Investment or First Home Opportunity in the Heart of Harrington

Positioned in a convenient central location, 29 Church Street, Harrington presents an excellent opportunity for investors, first-home buyers or those looking to secure a property in a tightly held coastal community. Located directly opposite the local school and only a short stroll to Harrington's shops, amenities and iconic breakwall, this three-bedroom home offers a combination of location, land and long-term rental appeal. For investors, the property is currently leased to an excellent long-term tenant of 14 years, providing a strong history of rental stability and currently returning $370 per week. For first-home buyers, the generous 506m² block provides plenty of scope to make the home your own, with the potential to add value through future improvements and updates. Property Features: - Three bedrooms with high ceilings - Original hardwood floorboards throughout - Generous 506m² landholding - Rear yard access - Convenient central location - Directly opposite the local school - Easy walk to shops, amenities and Harrington Break Wall - Long-term tenant of 14 years - Current rental income of $370 per week The home does require some maintenance and would benefit from some updating, but for the astute buyer, this represents an opportunity to secure a property in a fantastic Harrington location with genuine potential to add value over time. Whether you're looking for your first home, a long-term investment or a property with future potential, 29 Church Street is well worth your consideration. Inspections are strictly by appointment with a minimum of 48 hours' notice required. DISCLAIMER: The information contained in the advertising of this property is based on information provided to the agents, and the vendor and agents expressly disclaim any liability arising therefrom. The accuracy of the information cannot be guaranteed, and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries and form their own judgement as to these matters.