11 Ulladulla Street, BLACKS BEACH QLD 4740

Spacious, High-Yield Investment - Rare 5-Bedroom Offering in Blacks Beach

Positioned in the ever-popular Blacks Beach precinct, 11 Ulladulla Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial family home with strong investment fundamentals already in place.

Offering an impressive five bedrooms, all complete with built-in robes and air conditioning, this home has been designed with both space and functionality in mind. The master suite is privately positioned and features a walk-in robe and ensuite, providing a comfortable retreat within the home.

At the heart of the property is a generous, air-conditioned central living zone, complemented by a second living area or family/media room-ideal for larger households seeking separation of space. A dedicated, oversized office further enhances the home’s versatility, catering perfectly to remote work or study requirements.

The kitchen is exceptionally well-appointed, offering an abundance of storage and preparation space-ideal for busy families or long-term tenants who value practicality and convenience.

Additional features include a double lock-up garage, covered outdoor entertaining area, and a well-considered layout that supports both lifestyle and long-term tenancy appeal.

From an investment perspective, the property is securely leased at $700 per week until October 2026, with quality long-term tenants in place since 2022. A current rental appraisal indicates potential of $750-$800 per week, highlighting future upside in an already strong-performing asset.

Large-scale homes of this size and configuration are seldom offered within the estate, making this a standout opportunity for investors seeking a set-and-forget property with immediate income and long-term growth potential.

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