Positioned in the historic township of Queenstown, this character-filled property offers a comfortable lifestyle with the added benefit of immediate rental income. Featuring multiple internal living zones, the home provides flexibility and charm, making it an appealing option for both investors and owner-occupiers alike.
Adding to its appeal, the property enjoys views toward the striking backdrop of Mount Owen from the rear of the home, providing a scenic reminder of the region's unique natural beauty.
Inside, the home comprises three moderate-sized bedrooms along with separate kitchen, dining, and living areas. The kitchen offers electric cooking and a practical use of space, while the living room is kept comfortable year-round with both a reverse cycle air conditioner and electric wall heater. The separate dining room also includes an electric wall heater, creating a warm and inviting space for family meals and entertaining.
The bathroom features a shower with a separate toilet for added convenience, while the laundry is positioned just outside the rear entrance. Throughout the home, the unique layout and multiple living zones add to the property's individual character and functionality.
Outside, the fully fenced yard is flat, usable, and well suited for children, pets, or gardening enthusiasts. Set on approximately 443 square metres, the property also includes off-street parking and a handy garden shed for additional storage.
Currently tenanted at $320 per week, the property provides an immediate income stream, with council rates of approximately $1,800 per annum. Offering a blend of character, practicality, and investment appeal, this is an excellent opportunity to secure a well-positioned property on Tasmania's West Coast.
For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Lee or Rodney today.
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