This brand new co-living property in Sebastopol offers 5 bedrooms, each with its own private ensuite, arranged around a shared kitchen, living and dining hub, plus a double garage. The home spans 240 m2 of internal living on a 697 m2 allotment, with every room designed for independent, low-maintenance living alongside generous communal space. The land is already titled, allowing construction to begin without waiting on registration. The package includes a 3.5kW solar PV system, 7 Star energy rating, double glazed windows and 20mm low-silica stone benchtops to the kitchen and bathrooms, along with split system air conditioning and front and rear landscaping. With an estimated combined rental return of $1,250 per week across five individually let rooms, this co-living property is positioned to deliver strong cash flow for a growing portfolio.

Sebastopol is an established suburb on the southern side of Ballarat within the City of Ballarat, with local shopping, schools and sporting facilities along its main corridor. It is a short drive from the Ballarat CBD and close to newer estates in Bonshaw and Smythes Creek, with access to the Midland Highway. Ballarat's role as Victoria's largest inland city supports consistent rental demand from health, education and government workers. For investors, Sebastopol pairs established amenity with new-build stock in a major regional centre.

Co-Living Properties are purpose-built for today's renters, combining private, self-contained bedroom suites with shared kitchen and living areas under one roof.

Each room is let individually, so investors receive multiple rental incomes from a single property, typically delivering a higher gross yield than a traditional home of the same size.

With a private ensuite in every room, these homes appeal to students, young professionals, key workers and singles seeking affordable, quality accommodation close to amenities.

Spreading income across several tenancies also reduces vacancy risk, as one empty room has only a small impact on overall returns, making co-living a resilient addition to any investment portfolio.