Secure an established investment today while planning for the future with this well-presented three-bedroom home at 31 Tennant Street, Port Lincoln. Positioned on a spacious 701 square metre corner allotment, the property is currently leased at $440 per week on a fixed-term tenancy until 28 April 2027, delivering immediate rental income in a convenient location. Whether you're searching for an investment property in Port Lincoln, your first home, or a family home to enjoy down the track, this property offers flexibility and long-term value.
Features You'll Love:
- Currently leased at $440 per week until 28 April 2027
- Spacious 701m² corner allotment
- Three bedrooms with built-in robes and ceiling fans
- Split system air-conditioned living area
- Large rear shed
- Rear yard access via Third Avenue
- Rainwater tank
- Close to schools, shopping, sporting facilities and Port Lincoln's coastline
With secure rental income already in place until April 2027, a practical floorplan, generous corner allotment, excellent shedding and sought-after rear access, 31 Tennant Street presents an outstanding opportunity to expand your investment portfolio or secure a future home in one of South Australia's most desirable coastal communities.
Contact Georgie Kemp at Kemp Real Estate today to arrange your inspection or request further information.
*Some images in this advertisement include AI-generated virtual furniture and décor for illustrative purposes only. These images are intended to demonstrate the potential use and presentation of the space and do not represent the current furnishings of the property. Interested parties are advised to inspect the property to satisfy themselves as to its current presentation and condition.
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