4/135 Burt St, Boulder, WA, 6432 - Unit Sold on 10 12 2024

SoldDec 10, 2024

4/135 Burt St, Boulder, WA, 6432

Amount undisclosed

314 m²

Unit

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Dec 10, 2024

What's around 4/135 Burt St

Neat and Free-Standing Brick Unit – Ideal for Investment or Moving In

Properties that are well-maintained and easy to care for are always in high demand among tenants, investors, and first-time home buyers. 4/135 Burt Street is one such rare gem in the current market. For Investors: This property offers an impressive gross rental yield of over 8%, with a reliable tenant who takes great care of the unit and is happy to stay on. • Current weekly rent $480 (increase possible in 2025) • Current lease until December 2024 • Tenant happy to renew lease • Strata Fees 2024 - $2,232.60 (pays for building insurance and common area upkeep) • Council Rate 2024 - $2,265.31 • Water rates $285.00 approx. For First Home Buyers: This is your opportunity to step onto the property ladder and move into a modern, well-presented home. Here are the details of what could be yours: • 3 bedrooms with built-in robes • 1 bathroom with shower and bathtub • Modern kitchen with gas cooking • Open-plan dining and living area • Laundry room • Evaporative air conditioning • Mains gas connection • Private courtyard • Single carport The unit is situated at the rear of the complex with the only shared wall being the carport, offering maximum privacy. It's conveniently located close to shops, cafes, restaurants, and schools. If you're considering this property as your first home or an investment, contact Iris Haynes to arrange a viewing or for more information including the Strata Disclosure.

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Seller's review

over 1 year ago

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Smooth process and very detailed of the process throughout

Iris was honest in relation to the market and the most actively marketing I have experienced in Kalgoorlie from an agent. She went above and beyond to manage the transitional processes from managing the current tenants to the sale and settlement. She managed to sell the place in such a way the tenant was able to not be disrupted in this current rental climate and stay with the new owners

Justin Matthew

Seller