7/69 Duporth Avenue

Maroochydore QLD 4558

Unit

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

ENTRY Level Investment in River Precinct!

Located on the top floor of an established, older-style block of only seven, in the desirable riverside precinct occupying a north-east facing corner block on a prime site; this light-filled end apartment showcases river glimpses through to Goat Island and offers exceptional convenience. From here it is walking distance to the river, parks, Picnic Point, Maroochy CBD, Ocean Street dining precinct, Sunshine Plaza, public transport, and Cotton Tree! Walk everywhere, leave the car at home, or catch a local bus with 50-cent fares everywhere. Comprising two bedrooms, bathroom/laundry combo, functional kitchen, open plan living, and north-east facing balcony; it is sized for a single or couple. There is also covered carport parking for one-vehicle onsite. The apartment is basic with the potential for an infusion of personal taste and style to elevate vibrancy; and current features include built-ins in both bedrooms, ceiling fans in main bedroom, and security screens. Body corporate fees are very low, particularly for a building just footsteps to river, and it is pet-friendly (stbca). Currently tenanted until August 2027 at $550 per week, it is a great addition (or start) to any investment portfolio; and in this location the future potential for capital gain is crystal clear. It could also suit entry level buyers: purchase today and start planning a move just prior to Spring 2027, paying down the mortgage with the rental income in the meantime. This would be a savvy start to any property journey and just imagine the lifestyle you could embrace from here, in the heart of our vibrant coastal capital. Investor owner is highly motivated to sell; this is at a price point rarely found in this location. Be the first to act and reap the rewards in every sense. *Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no warranty is given by the vendor or the agent as to their accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on these particulars as representations of fact but must instead satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.