A genuine opportunity in Sydney's inner south, priced by a vendor committed to sell. The split-level layout, skylit mezzanine loft and east-facing balcony put it in a different category from the surrounding stock, and the price reflects it.
For Investors
Lease ending September 2026 with vacant possession to follow. At $1.08m the gross yield is approximately 6.02% on a 96 sqm Deicorp-built residence. Priced below the suburb median for a split-level of this configuration, with the opportunity to place your own tenant from the outset.
For Owner-Occupiers
Few apartments at this price offer two-level separation, a skylit mezzanine loft and a private balcony. The September 2026 lease expiry puts vacant possession within reach at settlement.
Property Highlights
Two well-separated bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and morning light
Custom blackout curtains for privacy and sleep comfort
Two full bathrooms, main with bathtub and frameless shower
Skylit mezzanine loft with high ceilings, ideal home office or retreat
Gourmet SMEG kitchen with stone benchtops, gas cooktop, ducted rangehood and pull-out pantry
Timber flooring to living and dining with full internal European laundry including dryer
Under-stair storage plus dedicated lock-up cage
Secure building with lift access, swipe entry, video intercom
Car space on title with visitor parking and bike storage on site within development
Location
East Village cafes, dining and fresh produce market at your door. Green Square Station a ten-minute walk with direct CBD and airport links. Buses to UNSW, the CBD and Coogee Beach nearby.
Investment Snapshot and Key Details
Apartment: 96 sqm | Parking and storage: 17 sqm
Strata: approx. $1,208 p.q. | Water: $226 p.q. | Council: $336 p.q.
Current rent: $1,250/week, lease ending September 2026. Vacant possession available after settlement.
Guide: $1.08M | Estimated gross yield: approx. 6.02% at $1.08M
Developer: Deicorp, a recognised local developer with a strong precinct pedigree.
Inspections available by appointment
*Please note the living and dining photos are virtually staged
