Lloyd.

Offering a fantastic opportunity in the increasingly popular suburb of Lloyd, this modern family home is under three years old and combines generous living, a substantial block and the added benefit of secure rental income already in place. Currently leased to Defence Housing Australia (DHA) until 10 January 2027 at $695 per week, the property presents an appealing option for both investors and future owner occupiers. Secure now, enjoy the established rental return and look ahead to the opportunity to make it your own once the current lease concludes. Designed with comfortable and practical family living in mind, the home features four generous bedrooms, two bathrooms and a double lock up garage. A well considered floorplan offers plenty of space throughout, with light filled living and dining areas complemented by a functional, well appointed kitchen at the heart of the home. Set on an approximately 795m² allotment, the property offers excellent outdoor space with established, low maintenance surrounds and plenty of room for family living. Positioned in the popular and family friendly suburb of Lloyd, the home enjoys convenient access to parks, schooling, shopping and Wagga Wagga's CBD. Whether you're looking to secure a quality investment with reliable income already in place, or planning ahead for a future family home in a sought after location, this property offers plenty of flexibility and long term appeal. PROPERTY FEATURES Under three years old Four generous bedrooms Master bedroom with ensuite Two bathrooms Spacious living and dining areas Functional, well appointed kitchen Double lock up garage Approximately 795m² allotment Low maintenance established surrounds Currently leased to Defence Housing Australia (DHA) DHA lease in place until 10 January 2027 Current rental return of $695 per week Ideal opportunity for investors or future owner occupiers Positioned in the popular family suburb of Lloyd LAND SIZE: 794.90m² LAND RATES: $2,808.01 Yearly All information provided has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable; however, no guarantee is made as to its accuracy. Interested parties should rely on their own independent enquiries. Images may have been digitally enhanced for marketing purposes.