With plenty of street appeal, this solid brick home at 617 Ross River Road was originally built as a builder's display home and marketing office - showcasing quality design and generous living spaces. Thoughtfully extended over time, it now offers a flexible layout perfect for growing families or a smart addition to any investment portfolio.
Inside, you'll find a spacious open-plan kitchen and dining area, complemented by a skylight that fills the heart of the home with natural light. The adjoining family room provides extra space for everyday living, while a separate study/office caters to work-from-home needs.
Property highlights:
- Bright kitchen with pantry and skylight for year-round natural light
- Open-plan living linking directly to carport and covered entertainment patio
- Four well-sized bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes
- Dedicated study/office area for work or study needs
- Carport doubles as an entertaining space, with secure steel gates
- Fully fenced and landscaped yard, ideal for kids and pets
- Land size: 610sqm
- Currently tenanted @ $550.00 per week with tenants due to vacate in November - December 2026
- New rental appraisal: $620.00 - $640.00 per week.
- Rates: $2,092.35 per half year inc. water
Perfectly positioned, the home is close to schools, bus routes, and major shopping centres, while the Ross River's parks and walking paths are just across the road. Whether you're seeking a family-friendly lifestyle or a strong rental investment, this property offers space, convenience, and long-term appeal.
Disclaimer:
Please note that the plants currently located at the property are the personal belongings of the tenants. These plants will not form part of the sale and will be removed by the tenants upon vacating the home.
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