This single-storey dual occupancy property in Denman offers a 3+2 bedroom layout, 2+1 bathrooms and 1+1 garages, with 226 m2 under roof on a 927 m2 lot, with title registered. The package is priced at $991,400, made up of land at $267,000 and a build at $724,400, so the land and construction costs are clear from the outset. Ducted air conditioning and 20mm stone benchtops to the kitchen are part of the standard specification, so it is a complete package rather than a bare build. Indicative rent is about $1,200 per week across the two dwellings, giving a gross yield of around 6.29% on the package price.

Denman is in the Muswellbrook Shire local government area, part of the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales. New house and land supply in the area attracts renters looking for a modern, low-maintenance home. That steady tenant demand makes Denman a practical location for investors adding new-build stock to a portfolio.

For investors, this dual occupancy property combines a new build, a clear land and build price split and two separate rental incomes, supporting both rental return and long-term growth.

Investors looking to optimise land use and amplify their investment portfolio will find great value in Dual Occupancy Properties.

These properties cleverly accommodate two independent dwellings on a single parcel of land, effectively doubling the potential for rental income.

The design caters to a broad market, including extended families and tenants seeking spacious living options, thereby increasing the property's rental appeal.

The strategic configuration of these properties allows investors to capitalise on the growing demand for versatile housing solutions in both urban and suburban settings.