Whether you're looking to step into the property market for the first time or add a low maintenance property to your investment portfolio, this charming two bedroom unit presents an appealing opportunity in a convenient Spreyton location.
Updated throughout, the home has a warm and welcoming feel, with double glazed windows adding to the comfort. The living area provides a cosy place to unwind and is well equipped for every season with both a reverse cycle air conditioner and newly installed wood heater.
The kitchen is neat, tidy and incredibly practical, offering plenty of bench and cupboard space for everyday living. Both bedrooms are well proportioned and feature built in robes, with the main bedroom enjoying direct access to the combined bathroom and laundry. Also accessible from the living area, this updated space has been finished with floor to ceiling tiles, a wall hung vanity and shower over bath.
Outside, the cottage style feel really comes into its own. The private yard is enclosed by a new double paling timber fence, creating a lovely space to sit outside, establish a garden or simply enjoy having an outdoor area of your own. Just add a couple of gates and this area will be fully enclosed. A garden shed provides additional storage, while two dedicated parking spaces take care of the vehicles.
The location makes everyday life particularly easy, with Spreyton Primary School, the local IGA and sporting facilities all within walking distance. The Devonport Country Club is only a short drive away, while Devonport itself remains within easy reach.
Comfortable, updated and pleasantly private, 1/16 Mersey Main Road offers plenty to appeal to both owner occupiers and investors. For those looking to invest, the property is currently tenanted at $480 per week until the end of December 2026, providing an established rental return from the outset.
For more information or to arrange a private inspection, contact the listing agent Renae Nielsen today.
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