5 Creek Place, Park Ridge QLD 4125

Impressive Investment Opportunity Awaits!

With secure long term tenants in place this impressive investment opportunity offers double the income under the same roof. Built in 2020 you can be sure to have peace of mind knowing that the building is only at the beginning of its life with little to no maintenance required.

Unit 1
Unit 1 being the bigger of the two unit's rents for $380 per week and has the tenants lease agreement locked in until September. There are three good size bedrooms with the main bedroom having the luxury of an ensuite with shower and toilet and a walk in robe. The remaining two bedrooms have built in robes with easy accessibility to the main bathroom with bath tub, large shower and also the separate toilet. The bedrooms are carpeted with ceiling fans throughout.

The air-conditioned living area is situated at the rear of the unit and opens up to the private back yard. The kitchen is open planned with plenty of bench space, over head cupboards and stainless-steel appliances throughout. There is a single lock up garage with automatic door and an additional open air car space for a second vehicle.

Unit 2
The second unit is currently collecting $330 per week with the tenant locked in place until August. There are two bedrooms complete with carpet, built in robes and ceiling fans and easy access to the bathroom with large shower and toilet. The kitchen is well equipped with stainless steel appliances and incorporates the open plan, air-conditioned living room. Unit 2 also has its own private yard and single lock up garage.

With long term tenants in place and collecting a total of $710 per week 5 Creek Place, Park Ridge is the perfect addition for any investors portfolio. Ideally located Close to Schools, shops, public transport and all of the amenities required this one won't last long.

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