19/17 Warwick Street, Richmond, Christchurch, Canterbury

19/17 Warwick Street, Richmond, Christchurch, Canterbury Its Simply money in the bank

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Your financial security is just a purchase away. This property offers the ultimate investment opportunity, making it effortless to generate a steady income of $500 per week right from the outset. It's a simple equation of smart financial planning. Alternatively, if you seek a low-maintenance lifestyle, this modern 2018-built unit is a perfect match for young professionals or anyone looking for a hassle-free living experience.

Key Highlights:

With its strategic location just a short drive from Christchurch's dynamic city center, this property is a wise investment choice. The unit's configuration is a dream come true for investors, featuring two spacious double bedrooms, each equipped with its own built-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom. You can maximize returns by renting out each bedroom individually, simplifying the investment process.

The living room is light and airy, the kitchen is thoughtfully designed, and the fenced patio adds an appealing outdoor dimension to the property. Convenience and security are further ensured with one allocated off-street parking spot within a secure gated complex.

Already tenanted with reliable occupants, this property generates $500 per week in rental income, and the current lease extends to September 2024. This opportunity is a clear path to financial growth and stability. Don't let it slip away - act today.

To arrange a viewing or obtain more details, contact Hannah at 027 825 6579 or Team Holly and kickstart your investment journey now!

Please be aware that this information may have been sourced from third parties including Core Logic / Property Smarts/ Land Information New Zealand / Regional Councils / CERA, owners, and other sources, and we have not been able to independently verify the accuracy of the same. Land and Floor area measurements are approximate and boundary lines are indicative only.