53 Arthur Street, Scottsdale, Tas 7260

Formerly known as Killerton Guest House and originally built in 1910, this is a substantially sized, 23 room Federation style home of around 280sqm. It is currently divided into 2 self-contained sections, which are both currently tenanted. Each contains its own private backyard area, and an open front area (facing Arthur St) provides 2 car parking spaces for each section.

Many beautiful original features have been retained including high ceilings, polished timber floors, grand hallways and fireplaces (closed over in some rooms). Recent renovations include roof replacement, new kitchens in both sections, and a new bathroom. Each section has its own wood heater, also side one has a recently installed reverse cycle heater for convenience and comfort. Positioned on a large 1312m2 block, the house exterior is complimented by low maintenance established gardens of small trees, box hedges and rose bushes.

Side 1
This side of the home contains a lounge with 2nd living area or sitting room, new kitchen with walk-in pantry, bathroom, laundry, 3 large bedrooms and one smaller bedroom that could serve as a study or hobby room. Currently rented for $390 per week with lease expiring on 9/1/2026.

Side 2
This side of the home contains a lounge, new kitchen, small study, 4 bedrooms, bathroom and a laundry. Currently rented for $380 per week with lease expiring on 11/12/2025.

With a combined income of $40,040 P/A ($770 per week), with gross return of 7.64%, this property is an ideal investment opportunity. Other possibilities include converting to B&B style accommodation (STCA) or live in one section and continue to earn an income from the remaining tenancy. This unique property would also be fabulous as a spacious home for an extra-large or extended family. 

Conveniently positioned in a central location with just a quick stroll to shops and cafes and only a few minutes' drive to local schools. Scottsdale township is the hub of the North East and is close to the beautiful beaches of Bridport, 67km away from Launceston city and just 33km from the world renowned Blue Derby Mountain Bike trails.