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308/4 Dockside Lane,
City Centre, Auckland

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
1 car space
Apartment

NZD 140,000


Property details

Downtown Dolly

Park your kids, your car or your cash right here.
If you're looking for an attractive AND affordable housing or investment option but don't have a lot to spend then this is definitely for you. Currently vacant, with new carpet and the kitchen freshened up, this perfectly formed two bedroom has a thoughtful layout and even has its own little deck. Potential rental income is between $650 to $680 per week, less basic ownership cost that's a double digit NETT return at the asking price.
Complete with a secure car park, Countdown across the road and all the convenience this location is second to none.
Currently asking only $150,000 and with no plans to create competition with an auction at this point all offers will be presented, so don't delay view today.
Facts and figures are as follows;
Leasehold title; Total costs for the apartment are $260 per week or as follows :
Council Rates: $1,591.35 pa
Opex/Body Corp: $5,148.08 pa
Ground Rent: $6,685.20 pa
Rental Appraisal: $650-$680 pw Fully Furnished

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School catchments

  • Parnell School Full primary Years 1-8 State 1.7km
  • City 0-10 Composite Years 1-15 Private 1.7km
  • Freemans Bay School Primary Years 1-6 State 2.0km
  • ACG Parnell College Composite Years 1-15 Private 2.1km
  • Stanley Bay School Primary Years 1-6 State 2.4km

Nearest schools, measured in a straight line from the property. Provided as a guide only; check enrolment zones and eligibility with the school. School data © Ministry of Education, licensed under CC BY 4.0.


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