Perfectly positioned in the heart of Strahan, this charming two-bedroom home presents an outstanding opportunity for investors seeking long-term security and low-maintenance appeal. Currently tenanted at $370 per week until September 2026, the property offers immediate returns in a highly sought-after coastal location.
The interior features two well-sized bedrooms, a central bathroom, and a practical kitchen that opens to a cosy living area. Natural light, neutral tones, and functional spaces make this a comfortable and appealing home for tenants.
Outside, a major highlight is the spacious garage or man-cave ideal for hobbies, extra storage or weekend projects. The fully fenced yard provides great outdoor space with room to enhance or simply enjoy as-is.
Whether you're looking to expand your portfolio or enter the investment market, this Strahan property delivers dependable income and lifestyle appeal in one.
Strahan is a picturesque harbour-side town on Tasmania's rugged West Coast, known for its breathtaking scenery, rich history, and relaxed way of life. With access to iconic attractions like the Gordon River, Ocean Beach, and rainforest walking trails, it's a hub for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The town offers essential amenities, a warm community feel, and strong tourism-driven demand making it a smart location for both homeowners and investors.
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