1-3/59 Ryanda Street Guyra, NSW 2365

Positioned in a quiet and convenient pocket of Guyra, just moments from the main street, this solid brick and tile complex presents a rare opportunity to secure a high performing, low maintenance investment.

Set on a single title, the property comprises three well designed units, each offering a practical and comfortable layout suited to long-term living. Every unit includes two bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, a large bathroom complete with bathtub and a separate toilet, as well as an internal laundry featuring a linen cupboard and direct access to both the garage and backyard.

The living spaces are thoughtfully designed with open-plan living and dining areas, complemented by large bay windows that allow for an abundance of natural light. Each lounge room is fitted with a wood fire, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere during the cooler months. The kitchens are functional and well-appointed, offering generous storage and electric cooking, while the solid internal brick walls provide excellent durability and sound insulation.

Externally, each unit enjoys its own private, low-maintenance backyard with a clothesline, along with a single garage offering internal access. The property also benefits from rear lane access, enhancing convenience and accessibility.

Located in a peaceful part of town close to schools, parks, and sporting facilities, this property is ideally positioned for tenants seeking both comfort and convenience. The complex is currently tenanted by stable, long-term occupants, providing a reliable and immediate income stream. A current rental appraisal indicates each unit could achieve approximately $280 per week, with further potential to increase returns through cosmetic updates or improvements.

A rare offering in a tightly held market, this is an opportunity not to be missed.

Contact Jodi Ellis for further enquires.

*All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe to be reliable, however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries*