2 Burrell Street, Hackett ACT 2602

Dual-occupancy uncertainty | low EER 0.0 | quiet bushland position | $625/week yield risk The property carries two structural risks—the EER of 0.0 will impose ongoing energy costs on any buyer, and the dual-occupancy status creates title and financing ambiguity, likely reducing lender appetite and resale liquidity. This is a hold property, not a flip, and should be approached with a long-term owner-occupier mindset, not a capital-growth play. A buyer with time to resolve the subdivision and invest in energy improvements can extract value, but the current price-to-rental yield signals a cautious entry. What is competitively rare is the quiet inner-north bushland setting and the separate studio—features hard to replicate in Hackett and appealing to professionals or downsizers wanting work-from-home flexibility. The 1972 construction and established gardens give a solid structure with character. This property best serves a buyer who prioritises location and space over efficiency and clarity, and who can manage the dual-occupancy due diligence internally. Take the next step by instructing a conveyancer to confirm the legal status of Block 1 Section 50 Hackett and to test lender policy on dual-occupancy security; this alone will determine whether the property is viable for your holding period.