28 Pearson Street, Mount Tarcoola WA 6530

THE PROPERTY A solid home, an established tenant and one of Mount Tarcoola's most convenient family locations. For investors looking to secure a quality property with income from day one, 28 Pearson Street deserves your attention. Positioned just a one-minute walk from the popular Mount Tarcoola Primary School, this is the type of location that will continue to appeal to families well into the future. Whether held as a long-term investment or eventually enjoyed as your own family home, the fundamentals here are hard to ignore. Built in classic brick and tile construction, the home offers a generous four-bedroom, two-bathroom layout with multiple living areas providing plenty of space for a growing family. The floorplan offers separation where it matters, with room for everyone to spread out while still providing comfortable central living spaces to bring the household together. Outside, the backyard offers another surprise. Look beyond the property and you're greeted with ocean views, adding something special to an already appealing suburban location. For investors, the hard work has already been done. A tenant is currently in place until December 2026 at $580 per week, providing immediate rental income from settlement and removing the need to search for a tenant in the short term. Mount Tarcoola continues to be one of Geraldton's popular family suburbs, and with the primary school virtually on your doorstep, established homes surrounding you and the coast only minutes away, it's easy to understand why. Invest now and secure your position in Mount Tarcoola for the future. WHO TO CONTACT With a tenant currently in place, viewing opportunities will be arranged by private appointment only. For further information or to discuss making an offer, contact Dave Rawlingson or Joel Winkley at The Agency. 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.