30-32 Rose Street, North Ward QLD 4810

The Townsville property market continues to grow at an unprecedented rate and opportunities are becoming harder to find especially a complete set of units in one line.

‘Gulls’ 30-32 Rose Street North Ward is one such property and presents an outstanding opportunity for those looking to invest in generational holdings.

Set on 2,605m2 the complex has 11 x 2-bedroom units, each with its own living, dining, kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and covered car park. The 12th unit was designed as the managers unit with 3-4 bedrooms, a large living dining area, car parking and courtyard. The complex has previously been registered for short term/motel accommodation but is currently let as individual, long term accommodation. The current owner has gone to extreme measures to install large capacity solar system that feeds the entire complex with each unit individually metered to meet legislation enabling the tenancy to be billed for usage. The care given to the complex and attention to maintenance has been one of the current owner’s priorities as will be seen on inspection.

Current gross returns based on long term tenancies are showing approximately 6.45%. Given the complex has the ability to be let as short term accommodation the ROI could be much higher.

Rates: $40,121.02 per annum approximately
Insurance: $17,336.92 per annum approximately

These units are incredibly well positioned in North Ward being within walking distance to The Strand (beach), cafes, bars, restaurants, shopping centre along with some of Townsville’s best schools. With the airport and all major amenities only a short drive away. Sets of units in North Ward do not come to market often and these will not last long!

This is a very rare opportunity to invest in one of Australia’s fastest growing markets and in Townsville’s premier beachside suburb.


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