Tucked away in a quiet rear position, this single-level brick duplex offers comfortable, low-maintenance living in a location that puts the best of Palm Beach within easy reach.
Refreshed with new flooring, this two-bedroom home presents an appealing opportunity for owner-occupiers and investors alike. With a practical layout, private outdoor space and a sought-after coastal address, it combines everyday functionality with an enviable level of convenience.
Inside, the open-plan kitchen and living area is enhanced by impressive 4.1m raked ceilings, creating a sense of space and character. Both bedrooms are well proportioned and feature built-in wardrobes, while the central bathroom includes a separate bath and shower, complemented by a separate toilet.
Extending the living space outdoors, the north-facing undercover deck provides a relaxed spot to enjoy the sunshine, while the fully fenced backyard offers a private outdoor area. An entry hallway with an internal laundry area and a secure single lock-up garage add to the home's practicality.
Currently leased for $890 per week on a six-month lease. expiring in May 2027, the property offers an established rental income for investors, while its coastal location and low-maintenance design will also appeal to buyers considering future owner-occupation.
The location is equally appealing, with Palm Beach State High School, The Pines Shopping Centre, local cafés and the beach all within easy walking distance. Offering a quiet setting without compromising on convenience, this is an opportunity to secure a low-maintenance property in one of the Gold Coast's popular coastal suburbs.
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