For Sale
$649,000
3 bd
3 ba
Owner
Shelburne
For Sale
1 of 18
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$1,699,999
504 Andrew Street
504 Andrew Street
8 beds
4 baths
Tenant
Property facts
- Property type
- Tenant
- Bedrooms
- 8
- Bathrooms
- 4
- Parking
- private
- Taxes (as supplied)
- 2025
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About this home
Thinking about venturing into the world of residential leasing - start with this outstanding investment opportunity in the rapidly growing Town of Shelburne. Check out this solid, updated fourplex, featuring 4 bright, separate 2 bedroom apartments. Quality brick exterior, the building sits on a spacious 60 ft. x 150 ft. lot. Each of the four units features an open concept kitchen, dining & living area with breakfast counters, 2 bedrooms, a full 4 piece bathroom and ensuite laundry. Each unit was refreshed with neutral decor in 2023/2024 with quality laminate flooring, updated cabinetry and bathroom fixtures. Each unit also features a ductless heating/cooling unit. This turnkey investment opportunity is fully tenanted and offers great income and cap rate. See attached income/expense information.
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