When one address delivers three income streams, the value is unmistakable. At 1-3/22 Blair Street, three fully renovated brick units on a single title offer the ideal blend of low-maintenance living, modern updates, and outstanding investment performance. With a combined rental return of approximately $1,050 per week, this is a rare opportunity to secure strong yield and long-term flexibility in a growing regional market.
All three units have been tastefully refreshed, featuring light-filled living areas, modern kitchens with electric cooktop, dishwasher, soft-close cabinetry and timber-look benchtop, as well as updated bathrooms designed for everyday practicality. Split-system heating and cooling, fresh paintwork, and durable flooring polished concrete in Units 1 & 2 and timber in Unit 3 ensure comfort with minimal upkeep.
Accommodation includes:
Unit 1: Two bedrooms with built-in robes, separate laundry, updated bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet, polished concrete floors
Unit 2: One bedroom with built-in robe, combined laundry setup, updated bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet, polished concrete floors
Unit 3: One bedroom with built-in robe, combined laundry setup, updated bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet, timber floating floor
Each unit includes its own carport, open-plan living space, and renovated interiors throughout.
Positioned on a generous 1,019m² block with rear access, the property also presents scope for further value-add opportunities such as a granny flat (STCA).
Just a short stroll from Culcairn's main street, the location is as convenient as it is strategic. Tenants or future buyers will appreciate being walking distance from cafés, the bakery, supermarket, and local schools, while the vibrant regional hub of Albury is only a 30-minute drive away.
Strong income, modern upgrades, and a flexible multi-unit configuration make this an outstanding investment in a tightly held regional pocket.
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A modest low-set suburban house with a long verandah and intact period elements (notably terrazzo floors and repetitive horizontal windows). It is not architecturally distinctive or historically significant — solid, utilitarian workmanship but largely typical of mid‑late 20th century suburban construction.
