SOLE MANDATE
Web Ref 6019046
R545,000
Monthly Bond Repayment R5,812.04
Calculated over 20 years at 11.5% with no deposit.
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Monthly Levy
R1,200
R1,200
Monthly Rates
R473
R473
Calling all Investors! Well-maintained 2 bedroom flat
Investment opportunity with a reliable tenant in place paying R5800 per month. Lease agreement ends Feb 2025.
This well-maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom flat is situated on the first floor of a secure complex in heart of Impala park. Offering 86sqm of space, this flat is one of the bigger ones in the area.
Acting as a awesome lock up and go, making an ideal investment with a well-paying and reliable tenant already in place.
This lovely complex is vibey with a kids play area and ample outdoor space for leisure and weekend picnics by the dam.
This unit has a well maintained and spacey kitchen with ample cupboard space, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and an open plan dining and living area which leads out to a spacious balcony.
This unit also comes with a covered carport.
Contact me now to view!
This well-maintained 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom flat is situated on the first floor of a secure complex in heart of Impala park. Offering 86sqm of space, this flat is one of the bigger ones in the area.
Acting as a awesome lock up and go, making an ideal investment with a well-paying and reliable tenant already in place.
This lovely complex is vibey with a kids play area and ample outdoor space for leisure and weekend picnics by the dam.
This unit has a well maintained and spacey kitchen with ample cupboard space, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and an open plan dining and living area which leads out to a spacious balcony.
This unit also comes with a covered carport.
Contact me now to view!
Features
Pets Allowed
No
Interior
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Kitchen
1
Reception Rooms
1
Furnished
No
Exterior
Security
Yes
Parkings
2
Pool
No
Sizes
Floor Size
86m²
Land Size
86m²
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