Lot 263 Honeysuckle Circuit, Collingwood Park QLD

Description

This dual occupancy property at Lot 263 Honeysuckle Circuit, Collingwood Park QLD offers a high-yield investment opportunity in a rapidly growing area. With a 3+2 bedroom layout, 2+1 bathrooms, and 1+1 car accommodation, this detached design appeals to tenants seeking private, self-contained living. Generating a combined estimated rental income of $1,000 per week, the property delivers an impressive projected gross yield of 5.59%.

Suburb profile:

Collingwood Park is located in the Ipswich region, one of South East Queensland’s fastest-growing corridors. Known for its family-friendly environment and affordability, the suburb offers strong infrastructure access, including proximity to Redbank Plaza, schools, parks, and public transport. It has experienced solid capital growth and continues to attract both homeowners and renters, making it ideal for dual occupancy investments.

Inclusions:

• Three air conditioning units
• Carpet in bedrooms and tiles throughout
• Ceiling fans and LED down-lights throughout
• Window furnishing to sliding windows and doors
• Colorbond insulated roof
• Landscape allowance
• Energy efficient – Low running costs
• Close to infrastructure (schools, shops, public transport etc)

This dual occupancy property offers the benefits of two income streams in one freehold title, perfect for investors looking to maximise returns while maintaining strong rental appeal and long-term capital growth potential.

Dual Occupancy properties are a smart investment strategy for generating multiple income streams from a single land title. These properties feature two separate dwellings—either attached or detached—on the same lot, allowing for dual rental income.

They appeal to a wide tenant base, including multi-generational families, downsizers, and young professionals seeking affordable, self-contained accommodation.

From a financial perspective, dual occupancy homes offer higher rental yields, reduced vacancy risks, and greater depreciation benefits, all while leveraging one set of council rates and land costs.