58 Belgrave Parade, Youngtown, Tas 7249

This well-maintained property at 58 Belgrave Parade, Youngtown, presents an excellent opportunity for both investors and potential homeowners alike. Currently tenanted until July 25th, 2025, the property may be an ideal addition to your property portfolio. For anyone looking to make this their future home, the quiet location and peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal choice for anyone seeking tranquillity in the heart of Youngtown.
 
Nestled in a private spot, this home offers spectacular views from the balcony, looking over expansive cleared land toward the distant mountains. Step out the back gate and you'll find yourself surrounded by 5+ acres of council land – a perfect space for children to run and play or for enjoying walks with your pets.
 
The home has recently been refreshed with a fresh coat of paint both inside and out, giving it a modern feel, with cathedral ceilings and neutral tones throughout and a Daikin reverse cycle heat pump to keep you warm. The open spaces create an inviting atmosphere, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. 

There's ample parking with room for two vehicles off-street, along with plenty of additional on-street parking for guests. Underneath the house, you will find more than enough room for storage.
 
A highlight of the property is the balcony, where you'll find a specially designed cat run – a thoughtful addition for pet owners. Whether you're searching for your first home or to add to your portfolio, this property has it all. Don't miss the opportunity to secure this charming home in a great location, with all the potential for future growth.
 
This is the perfect place to call home – or a potential smart investment for the savvy buyer. Act quickly!


*Peter Lees Real Estate has used a variety of sources to obtain information relating to this property. We believe all are reliable sources and have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information, however, we cannot guarantee it. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries.

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