277 Bratten Road

Tumby Bay SA 5605

Positioned on the main entry into Tumby Bay, this substantial 2,030m2 allotment presents a rare opportunity to secure space, flexibility and long-term potential in a highly accessible location. Land of this size is becoming increasingly difficult to find, particularly with such prominent positioning, making this an appealing prospect for buyers looking to establish themselves now while retaining future upside.The functional shedding, featuring a single roller door, is complemented by generous off-street parking-ideal for tradies, boating enthusiasts, and those requiring space for caravans, trailers, machinery or additional vehicles. The combination of generous land size and practical infrastructure delivers outstanding functionality and versatility.The three-bedroom home offers a straightforward and practical layout, comprising an open kitchen and dining area, separate lounge and an enclosed front verandah that provides additional usable living space. While some cosmetic updates could be considered, the true value here lies in the scale of the allotment and its strategic position.For investors, the property is currently leased to a long-term tenant at $260 per week, providing immediate income with the potential to further capitalise over time. Subject to council consent, the size and exposure of the allotment may lend itself to additional shedding, extensions, redevelopment or even home business opportunities.This is a versatile and affordable holding that brings together land, location and practicality - offering immediate functionality with genuine scope for the future.For further details or to arrange an inspection, please contact Carl Semmler or Jaclyn Hage.*All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be accurate, however, we cannot guarantee the information is accurate and we accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including but not limited to a property's land size, boundary overlays, floor plans and size, building age and condition). Interested parties should make their own enquiries and obtain their own legal advice.