Everyone’s complaining about the high entry cost into housing… and rightly so.
Northam’s median sale price was under $200,000 in 2020 a now it’s over $500,000. That’s a whopping 169% capital growth in a tiny 6 year period.
How are you going to afford to take that gigantic leap into home ownership?
Start by taking baby steps, that’s how. Set your hopes and dreams onto something lower priced and work up to your goal.
Consider this modern, well maintained Park Home sited at the Northam Holiday Park.
It has a front porch, semi-open plan kitchen and living room, two bedrooms, a bathroom and laundry. There’s a semi-detached carport and behind a screen at the top of the carport is a small workshop.
The home has a gas stove, split system air conditioner and all chattels such as washing machine, furniture, etc are included in the sale.
The Northam Holiday Park is situated on the fringe of the Northam town boundary about 3.5km from town centre. It’s about a 5 minute drive into town although it’s a fairly flat gradient if you’d prefer to cycle in.
There’s no land associated with the purchase of a Park Home. Buyers will need to apply to the Park Operator for a Long Stay Agreement. In addition to rent, other consumables such as power and water are payable to the Park Operator.
Call Tash Brennan or Steve Hill to arrange an inspection.
