19A/1 Eildon Road, St Kilda VIC 3182

Located in one of Melbourne’s most vibrant and iconic bayside suburbs, St Kilda, this stylish one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment at 19A/1 Eildon Road offers a secure, hands-off investment with consistent rental income and excellent growth potential.

Investment Highlights:
Long-Term Lease in Place – Currently leased and managed by the reputable Quest Apartments, this property delivers guaranteed rental income with minimal vacancy risk or tenant management hassles.
Tenant: Quest Serviced Apartment Hotel
Monthly Rent: $1,875.33
Rent Increase: 4% annually
Lease Terms: Three further terms of 5 years each, extending until 2037.
Low Maintenance---Owners Corporation Maintenance Fund (Owner's Contribution) Professionally Managed – Set within a well-maintained and securely managed complex, the apartment requires little upkeep, making it an ideal passive investment.

Rare Allocated Car Space – Includes a private, off-street parking spot — a valuable asset in a high-demand inner-city location like St Kilda.

Premium Location Appeal – Just moments from St Kilda Beach, Acland Street shopping precinct, Fitzroy Street, Luna Park, and major tram lines — all of which drive strong, year-round rental demand from both business and leisure tenants.

Investment Outlook:
St Kilda continues to be a top-performing suburb for investors, thanks to its unique blend of coastal lifestyle, urban convenience, and tourism appeal. With ongoing demand for short- and long-term rentals, properties like 19A/1 Eildon Road offer a compelling mix of yield and capital growth — a standout addition to any investment portfolio.

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