11 Pendennis Street, Riverside TAS 7250

11 Pendennis Street, Riverside TAS 7250
West Tamar outlook | 3-bed on 664 m² | lower-level rumpus | long-term tenancy | tightly held pocket This property is positioned in one of Riverside’s tightly held pockets, with a West Tamar outlook that is rarely captured at this scale. A lower-level rumpus room and drive-through garage are provided, offering practical flexibility for families or investors. The long-term tenancy guarantees immediate rental income, while the configuration suits owner-occupiers seeking space, convenience, and proximity to Launceston CBD. Presented as functional rather than polished, the home appeals most to buyers who see potential to enhance and personalise, knowing the core structure and location are solid. The older interior and current tenancy may limit short-term rental upside, and the split-level layout might require maintenance attention, particularly in the lower areas. Market softening has been observed in the area, but the unique outlook and generous land size may buffer value better than standard stock. Cosmetic update costs should be weighed against the long-term growth potential of a view property, especially for buyers planning to occupy or renovate after the tenancy ends. >> Comparable Sales: 12 Pendennis St (4-bed, 674 m²) sold $690K; another similar 3-bed sold $650K | Property Price Band: $600K-700K | Value Drivers: West Tamar outlook, lower-level rumpus, land size
Detailed Independent Property Report prepared  by PropCred Analyst team for 11 Pendennis Street, Riverside TAS 7250
Checks found:
Value Risk ✕ 2
Liquidity Risk ✕ 2
Planning Risk ! 1
Income Risk ! 1
Execution Risk ! 1
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Market Insight

Riverside, a Tasmanian suburb, is drawing buyers prioritising affordability and steady conditions, with above-regional incomes underpinning demand. House prices have risen 9.3–9.5% annually, reaching a median of $690,000–$695,000, with homes selling in a median 29 days and 116–119 transactions over the past year. Rental demand is firm: house rents have climbed 10% to $522–$550 weekly, offering gross yields of 4.08–4.7%. The unit market diverges sharply: median unit prices have fallen 10.1% to $471,000, yet yields sit at 5.1%, with weekly rents at $425–$430. That divergence points to a market where houses outperform, while the softer unit segment and modest sales volumes remain key constraints. Future growth hinges on Tasmania’s ongoing appeal for lifestyle buyers and steady fundamentals, though continued house price gains may face resistance from the weak unit sector.
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PropCred Estimated Value

Bedrooms

3

Bathroom

1

Parking

2

Land

664m²

Research & Review Prepared by Steve Dalton, Senior Analyst · Reviewed by Matt Proctor, Principal Analyst
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