127-129 Aspen Drive
Property Description
Cash-flowing duplex with $27,600 in gross scheduled annual rental income! Currently rented for a combined $2,300 per month, this all-brick Danville duplex offers an established income stream and an attractive opportunity for investors looking to add quality doors to their portfolio. Offering two separate units and approximately 2,100 square feet of total living space, the property combines solid rental income with a convenient central Danville location near downtown, Centre College, Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center, shopping, dining and major employers. For investors looking to scale, 127-129 Aspen Drive may also be purchased as part of a larger Danville multifamily package that includes 115, 125 & 135 E. Walnut Street, 134-136 Cheryl Lane and 155-157 Erskine Drive, creating an opportunity to acquire multiple income-producing properties within the same market. Whether purchased individually or as part of the larger portfolio, 127-129 Aspen Drive offers the combination investors are looking for: established income, strong location and long-term rental potential
Key Property Information
| Listing Status: | Available |
|---|---|
| Listing Type: | Call for offers |
| Property Types: | 2-4 Units |
| Price: | $255,000 |
| No. of Units: | 2 |
| Year Built: | 1979 |
| Lot Size: | 2,100.00 Sq ft |
| Opportunity Zone: | No |
| Price per unit: | $127,500 |
| Property Website | Click Here |
| Number of Bedrooms: | 4 |
| Number of Bathrooms: | 2 |
ID: 3yd-LBARKY-26025505
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