4A Caporn Place

Secure your position in one of the Pilbara's strongest rental markets with this well-maintained brick residence at 4A Caporn Place, Millars Well. Currently leased at $1,000 per week until 21 April, this property presents an excellent opportunity for investors seeking strong returns, stability, and long-term flexibility. Designed with practicality and tenant comfort in mind, the home offers a reliable income stream with consistent rental performance. Notably, 4C Caporn Place-an equivalent property within the same group-is currently rented at $1,150 per week, highlighting the strength of the local rental market and the potential for future rental growth at the conclusion of the existing lease, subject to market conditions. Inside, the home comprises three generously sized bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing comfortable accommodation for tenants. The layout is functional and easy to maintain, with multiple split system air conditioning units ensuring year-round comfort-ideal for the Pilbara climate. Property Features: Well-maintained brick residence 3 comfortable bedrooms 2 bathrooms Functional and practical floorplan Multiple split system air conditioning units Easy-care interior designed for low-maintenance living Strong tenant appeal suited to the local rental market Investment Details: Weekly Rent: $1,000 Lease: In place until 21 April No strata fees! Well located and attractively presented, this home is a solid addition to any investment portfolio, offering strong rental returns today with encouraging prospects moving forward. Whether you continue leasing or review options after the current lease, the flexibility is there. For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact Namat on 0457 360 684 or Farhad on 0480 277 033. Disclaimer: All information contained has been prepared for advertising and marketing purposes only and is not intended to form part of any contract. The photos have been edited for advertisement purposes. Whilst every effort is made for accuracy, no warranty is given and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries and rely on their own judgement in all respects.