705/60 Market Street
Melbourne vic 3000

** EXCLUSIVE FOR INVESTORS ONLY - NOT FOR OWNER OCCUPANCY **

Opportunities like this don't come around often! A spacious, 62sqm, two-bedroom apartment situated on the 7th floor of the Oaks Melbourne on Market Hotel, offering a high-yield return of approx 7%-a rare find in today's market.

Designed for comfortable living, this modern apartment boasts a bright open-plan layout with soaring ceilings, a sleek kitchen equipped with granite benchtops and premium appliances, and ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning. Residents enjoy access to top-notch amenities including an indoor heated pool, fully-equipped gym, and onsite dining options.

What truly sets this property apart is its solid investment appeal. Leased to the reputable Oaks Group until 2036, this investment provides peace of mind with a long-term tenant already in place. Plus, the tenant covers essential outgoings like council rates, insurance, and general maintenance, making this a low-maintenance, high-reward opportunity.

Why This Property is a Must for Your Portfolio:

Income Security: A rare 2-bedroom apartment in Melbourne's CBD, leased until 2036, delivering strong, predictable returns.

Ideal for Retirement Planning: Whether you're looking to grow your wealth or establish a reliable income stream for your superannuation, this property is a perfect fit for long-term financial stability.

Investment Highlights:

Approx Annual Rent: $21,840

Lease Expiry: Year 2036

Tenant (Oaks) Covers: Owners Corporation Admin Fund, Council Rates, Water Rates, Insurance, General Maintenance

This is a rare gem that won't last long-seize the chance to invest in a secure, high-yield property in the heart of Melbourne!

"Any reference herein to an internal or external floor size or m2 area has been provided to Barry Plant Docklands/Yarra's Edge by a third party. We strongly urge all interested parties to undertake their due diligence before making any property purchase."

For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Benjamin Cheah or Alexander George.