101 Ross Street, Oberon, NSW 2787

Bowyer & Livermore present 101 Ross Street, Oberon. This solid brick 4-bedroom home in Oberon offers a fantastic investment opportunity. The property is currently tenanted, providing immediate rental income. The flexible layout and split-level backyard offer potential for future improvements, making this a great choice for investors, young families, or those looking for a tree change.

Key Features:
•	4 Bedrooms: 4 Spacious bedrooms, 3 with built-in wardrobes. 
•	Option for a 5th Bedroom: The formal dining room can be converted into an additional bedroom, increasing the home's flexibility.
•	Two Living Areas: Separate living spaces provide ample room for both relaxation and entertaining.
•	Two Dining Areas: Both formal and informal dining areas cater to a range of needs.
•	Original Style Kitchen: The kitchen retains its original style, providing a functional space with plenty of potential for future updates.
•	Master Bedroom with Ensuite: The master suite includes its own ensuite for added convenience and privacy.
•	Split-Level Backyard: The backyard features a split-level design, offering multiple areas for outdoor activities or future landscaping.
•	Carport and Extra Parking: The attached carport offers sheltered parking, with additional off-street parking for guests or extra vehicles.
•	Solid Brick Construction: Built to last, the home is constructed with solid brick, ensuring durability and low maintenance.
•	Currently Tenanted: The property is tenanted, offering reliable rental income from day one. Tenants are paying $380/week.
This home is a solid investment with steady rental returns and potential for future growth.

Rates: $2,412 pa*
Rental: $380/week

Contact Greg Ryan 0427 070 225 for more information or to arrange an inspection.

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