10 Jordan Street, Kapunda SA 5373

2 bed | lowset 1979 house | 484–492m² | bushfire overlay | 5.3% yield signal This house is competitively strong for its compact, low-maintenance configuration on a good-sized corner block with a large shed and carport, which is rare for an older two-bedroom home in Kapunda. It serves entry-level buyers and investors best, given its reverse-cycle air conditioning, built-in robes, and country-like setting within township reach. The 1979 build with 77–78m² internal area positions it as a smaller, older detached house that has been improved enough to attract first-home buyers and downsizers seeking a manageable property. The bushfire overlay may affect insurance costs and development flexibility, and the conflicting bathroom count (one versus two) could create a perception of inconsistency that might influence buyer confidence. The modest land-to-building ratio of 16% and single car space may limit appeal for families or those needing more parking. The rental yield potential around 5.3% is strong, but the lower rental estimate of $340 per week should be weighed against the higher figure to form a realistic view on income expectations.