108/16 Holdfast Promenade, Glenelg SA 5045

Perfectly positioned in one of Adelaide's best beachside suburbs, this immaculate apartment is ideal for the first home buyer looking to enjoy an enviable lifestyle or the astute investor, with short-term or long-term opportunities. Currently rented as holiday accommodation with generous annual returns. Enjoy consistent returns year-round with minimal fuss whilst sitting back on your huge private balcony watching the gorgeous sunset.

Located on the premium Glenelg Esplanade with stunning coastal views - this is low maintenance apartment living at its finest!
Key Features:
- Open plan living area opening to the private balcony
- Gourmet kitchen complete with granite benchtops and quality appliances
- Large master bedroom with built-in robe and direct access to the balcony
- Huge private balcony with stunning ocean views
- Complete bathroom with shower, bath, toilet and vanity
- Secure undercover car park
- Reverse cycle air conditioning
- Secure complex with swipe card entry and intercom system
- Pool, sauna and spa access
- Gym facilities access
- Fantastic rental returns

Council Rates / $1,081 PA
Water Rates / $147 PQ
Strata Rates / $1,989 PQ
Long Term Rental / $450 PW
Short Term Rental / $24,150 PA

Ideally located within walking distance from all the pleasures Glenelg has to offer; waterfront shopping and five-star dining on the marina, over 200 specialty shops on Jetty Road and of course the white sandy Glenelg Beach at your doorstep. You do not want to miss out on this amazing beachfront apartment – your dream lifestyle and lucrative investment opportunity awaits!

Contact us direct for a free quote on short-term/holiday letting services and accommodations.

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