29 Amalfi Drive, Bullsbrook WA 6084

Property Details: • Type: House

• Bedrooms: 8 • Bathrooms: 3

Description: LUCRATIVE OPPORTUNITY HIGH-YIELD DUAL KEY PROPERTY WITH LONG-TERM LEASES Opportunities like this don't waitand neither should you. This 2025-built property has been converted into a dual-key residence on a generous 544 sqm approx. is one of the most lucrative, low-risk investment options currently on the market. With both dwellings leased until December 2026, you're stepping straight into $1,450 per week of guaranteed income from day one. This is the kind of property investors chase and the kind that disappears quickly. Two Homes. Two Incomes. One Powerful Investment. Front House 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms Double garage $750/week rental income (utilities included) Back House 4 bedrooms 1 bathroom Exclusive-use backyard $700/week rental income (utilities included) That's $75,400+ per year in combined rental incomelocked in with long-term tenants. Massive Energy Savings = Higher Net Returns Equipped with: 15 kW solar system 50 kW solar battery This dramatically reduces electricity costs, making the property even more attractive to tenants and boosting your bottom line. Good Location for Strong Tenant Demand Minutes from: The Vines & Swan Valley wineries Ellenbrook shopping precinct Upper Swan fresh produce farms Easy access to Perth CBD & Airport This is a lifestyle-rich pocket where rental demand stays strong year-round. ACT NOW HIGH-YIELD INVESTMENTS LIKE THIS DON'T LAST Dual-key homes with long-term leases, strong returns, and energy-efficient upgrades are rare. Investors are actively hunting for properties exactly like thisand once it's gone, it's gone. Secure this income-generating asset today. Contact Ana M: 0481 092 390 Rash M: 0410 564 761 Team Rash The Agency Bringing the Best Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.