15 Salamander Place, Raymond Terrace NSW 2324

This property is the perfect market entry opportunity or a smart move for the savvy investor, with a fantastic long-term tenant already in place paying $545 per week. Offering a generous and well-thought-out floor plan, this home is packed with value – from the expansive open-plan living zones to the impressive outdoor alfresco area overlooking a sparkling semi-inground pool. To top it all off, the property boasts highly sought-after rear access to a detached single lock-up garage, ticking the boxes for lifestyle, functionality, and future potential.

Key Features:

Four bedrooms, all with built-in robes and ceiling fans

All-in-one spacious main bathroom

Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area

Huge sunken lounge and dining space with ceiling fan and reverse cycle air conditioning

Modern kitchen at the heart of the home, complete with dishwasher

Covered outdoor alfresco area perfect for entertaining

Semi-inground pool for summer enjoyment

Rear access to a detached single lock-up garage

Whether you're entering the market or expanding your investment portfolio, this property offers comfort, space, and strong rental returns in one smart package. With a quality tenant in place, multiple indoor and outdoor living zones, and standout features like the alfresco entertaining area, pool, and rear access, this home delivers on lifestyle and value. Don’t miss your chance to secure a property that offers both immediate income and long-term potential.

Council rates. approx: $1,660 per annum
Water rates. approx: $807 per annum
Land Size. approx: 649m2
Rental Appraisal: Tenant in periodic tenancy paying $545 per week - market value $600 - $620 per week



Disclaimer: Please note that the solar panel system installed on the property is not included in the sale. The solar panels remain the property of the current tenant and will not form part of the transaction. The purchaser shall have no claim to ownership or benefit thereof. Prospective buyers are advised to make their own enquiries and rely on their own investigations in this regard.

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