35 Cajuput Crescent, Djugun WA 6725

GROH Your Portfolio With This High-Yield, Set-and-Forget Investment.

Secure your future with this exceptional, low-risk investment opportunity at 35 Cajuput Crescent, Djugun. Built by Elson Builders in 2023, this near-new home delivers strong returns, long-term security, and minimal ongoing costs—everything astute investors are looking for.

The property is leased to GROH at $1,450 per week until 24 October 2027, providing guaranteed income backed by a government tenant, making this a true set-and-forget investment with peace of mind.

Positioned on a low-maintenance 450m² block and in one of Djugun's newest and most popular streets, this modern four-bedroom home has been designed for durability and tenant appeal. Two separate living areas, contemporary finishes, and a functional layout ensure ongoing demand and long-term value. The home presents like new, reducing maintenance and capital expenditure for years to come.

Externally, the artificial turf and established tropical gardens keep upkeep to a minimum while maintaining strong street appeal—ideal for investor ownership in the Broome climate.

Investment highlights:

GROH lease at $1,450 per week

Lease secured until 24/10/2027

Near-new build (2023) by Elson Builders

Low maintenance home and block

4 bedrooms, 2 living areas – high tenant appeal

Modern finishes and air-conditioned throughout

Strong location in popular Djugun suburb

With a premium rental return, government-backed tenancy, and a modern home requiring little upkeep, 35 Cajuput Crescent represents an outstanding opportunity for investors seeking income and long-term stability in the Broome market.

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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.