This brand new co-living property in Bonshaw offers 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a double garage in a single-storey layout, with two bedrooms served by their own ensuites and two sharing a central bathroom. The home spans 188 m2 of internal living on a 364 m2 allotment within the Floriana estate, with an open-plan living and dining zone, a walk-in pantry, a separate laundry and an alfresco area for residents. The land is already titled, so construction can begin without waiting on title registration. With an estimated rental return of $940 per week, this co-living property is positioned to deliver steady income for a growing portfolio.

Bonshaw is a growing suburb on the south-western edge of Ballarat, within the City of Ballarat, where new estates are adding family homes alongside established neighbourhoods. It sits close to Sebastopol and Delacombe, with access to the Midland and Glenelg Highways and the services of Ballarat's CBD. Ballarat's role as Victoria's largest inland city underpins steady rental demand from health, education and government workers. For investors, Bonshaw offers new housing in a major regional city at a comparatively accessible price point.

A co-living property is a type of shared accommodation that offers private bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and communal spaces such as kitchens, living rooms, dining areas, laundry facilities and outdoor areas.

Co-living properties are designed to foster a sense of community, convenience and comfort among the residents, who can enjoy the benefits of having their own space as well as socialising with like-minded people.

A co-living property attracts tenants who are looking for an affordable, flexible and hassle-free living option that suits their lifestyle and needs.

Co-living tenants are typically young professionals, students, digital nomads, entrepreneurs, creatives and seniors who value convenience, connectivity and collaboration.

A co-living property offers benefits to an investor who is looking for a high-yield, low-risk and future-proof investment opportunity.

Co-living properties have a higher occupancy rate, lower vacancy rate and lower turnover rate than traditional rental properties, as they cater to the growing demand for affordable and flexible housing solutions in urban areas.

Co-living properties also have higher capital growth potential, as they are generally located in prime locations with access to transport, education, employment and entertainment hubs.

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