30 & 30A Siemens Crescent, Emerton NSW 2770

Calling all developers or astute investors, rare find is this great investment with potential for 3 incomes – potential weekly rent of $720 (granny rented for $270 per week). Sitting on a large 667sqm level block located within walking distance to schools, Woolworths & KFC and public transport it offers comfortable living in one of the districts best areas!

Local Shopping Centre is part of $30m renewal govt. project.

The opportunity.
+ 2 properties with a no expense interior & exterior fit out
+ This is an incredible opportunity for 2 families to come together and live side by side
+ Live in one property & rent out the other OR rent out both

House
+ 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
+ Separate lounge and family room and dining area
+ Spacious kitchen offers plenty of bench space, gas cooktop, pantry & an abundance of cupboard space
+ 2x bathrooms both renovated offering floor to ceiling tiles & large vanity + Flowing layout offers oversized second lounge room with combined dining and second kitchen set up
+ Outdoor alfresco entertaining area with seamless internal/external flow
+ Additional features to the home include split system air conditioning, down-lights, tiles, floorboards throughout and window security shutters, 5KW (20 solar panels)

Granny Flat
+ 2 bedrooms with built-in robes
+ Open plan combined lounge & dining room
+ Gas kitchen with spacious bench-tops, tiled splash-backs and range hood
+ Private backyard offering child/pet friendly lawns
+ Outdoor alfresco entertaining area with seamless internal/external flow
+ Expansive bathroom features bathtub & combined toilet
+ Separate internal laundry
+ Separate street access & street parking
+ Currently with tenants paying $270 per week

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