Inspections by appointment only.A gross return of just over 7% with future growth potential? Opportunities like this don’t come around often.Located just moments from the centre of New Norfolk, this solid, income-generating property offers investors the best of both worlds - strong immediate returns and room for value uplift through simple cosmetic improvements.Set on a 730sqm block, the building comprises three self-contained flats, all on a single title - making management easy and future options flexible. Each flat includes its own parking space and separate power meter, with a combined rental income of $975 per week and council rates of approx. $2,240 per annum.Property Overview:Flat A• Two bedrooms, freshly painted and re-carpeted• North-facing with river views from lounge and kitchen• Built-in robes, bathroom, laundry, and reverse cycle air conditioningFlat B• One-bedroom layout with separate living area and kitchen• Features a wood heater and reverse cycle air conditioning• Built-in robe, bathroom, and laundryFlat C• North-facing bedsit with separate kitchen, bathroom, and laundry• Recently fitted with a new reverse cycle air conditioning unitWhy New Norfolk?Nestled along the Derwent River, New Norfolk has evolved into one of Tasmania’s most desirable regional hubs — offering affordable housing, strong rental demand, and a vibrant town centre filled with caf&aecute;s, shops, and essential amenities. Its proximity to Hobart (around 35 minutes) makes it a preferred choice for tenants seeking value and convenience.The region’s ongoing growth, combined with limited rental supply, positions this property as a low-risk, high-return investment with clear upside through light refurbishment.Whether you’re looking to expand your portfolio or secure a solid cash-flow asset, 65 Sharland Avenue is an opportunity that delivers both performance and potential.Contact Simon Parsons or Nitin Joshi at LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property to learn more or arrange your private inspection today.The information contained herein has been supplied to us and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, cannot guarantee it. Accordingly, all interested parties should make their own enquiries to verify this information.
A modest, older hillside cottage with pleasing river and valley views and some original period elements (sash windows, chimneys, weatherboard). Architecturally this is a vernacular, utilitarian residence rather than an original architect-designed or historically notable landmark — good for its setting but limited in design distinction or craftsmanship on display.
Key Architectural Features
River and valley viewsHillside positionTimber weatherboard and rendered wallsCorrugated metal roof with chimneysOriginal sash-style windowsSingle-storey cottage footprintEnclosed sunroom with panoramic windowsMature garden / open lawn areaOn-site parking
