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Investors! 8% Gross return & Groh Lease
39 Barding Loop offers investors a well designed property on a good sized block of land, ideal for resale in the future to home occupiers who seek out the extra space.
The lease has just been renewed until September 2025 returning $930 per week. This quality four bedroom, two bathroom home was built by CWD and features a practical and modern layout.
Beyond the entrance lies an inviting open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, intelligently arranged to maximize space utilization. The kitchen is a focal point, boasting a sizable island bench. This area seamlessly extends onto a spacious outdoor entertaining zone, perfect for gatherings.
Completing the layout are three additional bedrooms, a separate WC, bathroom, and laundry, conveniently grouped together and accessed by a hallway off the kitchen/dining area.
Externally, the landscaped gardens provide an attractive space to play and relax. There is also gated access to the rear from the left-hand side.
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 39 Barding Loop, Kununurra is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Brad Williams at Kimberley First National Real Estate on 13 Mar 2025.
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Kununurra overview
The townsite of Kununurra is located in the Kimberley region in the extreme northeast of the state, 3214 kilometres from Perth. When the Ord River Irrigation scheme was being planned in the 1950s a townsite was included in the proposed development. Amongst other submissions of Aboriginal names put forward for the new townsite being created in the vicinity of the Ord River Dam was "Cununurra", said to mean "black soil" and to be the Aboriginal name for the Ord River according to Mary Durack. A Mr. Lewis of the Public Works Department reported that a soil survey undertaken in 1954 had disclosed that 99 per cent of the land to be irrigated from the dam was composed of "cununurra clay". This name was not favoured by the Postmaster-General's Department because of its similarity to place names in Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia. However, to compromise, that department suggested adopting the spelling, "Kununurra", this version being approved in March 1960. The townsite was gazetted in 1961.
Kununurra quick stats
High end
$583k
Median
$450k
Low end
$358k
-2.7%
Annual growth
$450k
Annual median sales price
$1,050pw
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