3/13 Daw Avenue Mount Barker, SA 5251

A worthy investment, downsizer or first home. The choice is yours!

Whether you are a savvy investor seeking an ideal investment to start or add to the property portfolio, or maybe you are searching for your first home or next downsize, here is one that fits the bill. It is currently tenanted for $310 per week on a period agreement with a long-term tenant of 8 years.

This neat well-proportioned package is conveniently located in a quiet and peaceful area of Mount Barker in a small group of 6 homes with easy access to sports and recreational facilities, schools, and public transport and only minutes away from the centre of Mount Barker.

Features include:

• Open plan living and dining room.
• Master bedroom with a built-in wardrobe.
• Spacious kitchen with a breakfast bar.
• Reverse cycle air conditioner.
• Private and easy care rear yard.
• Combined laundry and bathroom.
• In a small group of 6 properties with plenty of open space.
• Single carport and plenty of street parking.
• Garden shed.
• Tenant has resided in the home for over eight years.
• Current rental appraisal of $310pw - $330pw.
• Potential rental yield of over 6%.

With Adelaide CBD available within just 30 minutes! It is conveniently located in the highly sought-after Adelaide Hills in the suburb of Mount Barker, offering excellent restaurants, cafes, cinema and proximity to local schools and public transport. This is a true haven whether you are looking to retire, start a family or soak in the lifestyle.

Specifications:
CT | 5037/690
Council | District Council of Mount Barker
Built | 1976
Land Size | 104 m2
Zoning | Residential
Council Rates | TBA
Corporation | STRATA CORPORATION 2614 INC.
Strata | $389.56 per quarter.

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