253A Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS 7000

This cool CBD singles/couples pad is the low maintenance, set and forget investment property in the Hobart CBD that you have been searching for. With a 6-month lease* in place at $450 per week, you can lock in a 5.5% gross yield* return from the day you take over. This picture-perfect unit has retained its early 1900's character whilst combining a modern fit out to make it all the more comfortable.

Your tenant(s) will discover the perfect blend of convenience and comfort, being situated in the heart of Hobart, with easy access to everything the city has to offer. Enjoy a vibrant urban lifestyle with popular cafes, restaurants, and shops just a short stroll away. Public transport is also conveniently close, making your daily commute a breeze. The unit complex is adjacent to the trendy Art Gym, ideal for attracting tenants seeking a healthy lifestyle, whilst also adding a cool courtyard garden outlook from your your property.

The unit is situated above the Ottimo Italian restaurant and boasts a modern kitchen, comfortable bedroom and renovated bathroom, great for those seeking comfort and easy living. Furniture, kitchen and cleaning items are included in the sale*, creating extra value for you and your tenant(s). The city views from your window are a daily reminder of the bustling lifestyle and activities that Hobart has to offer. Don't miss out on this rare find in such a sought-after location.

• Low maintenance, set and forget investment
• 6 month lease, furnishings included
• Modern kitchen, subway tiles, timber benchtops
• Renovated bathroom, Euro laundry
• 1900's character, urban views
• Close to hospital, cafes, public transport

Council Rates: $1,200 (Approx p.a.)
Water Rates: $800 (Approx p.a.)
Strata Insurance: (Inactive body corporate) $460 (Approx p.a.)

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