472 VETERANS AVE AVENUE, Oliver, British Columbia V0H1T0
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Price/Sqft$767/sqft
Est. Mortgage$2,401/mo
Tax Amount ()$3,516/yr
Days On Market28 days
Description
An ideal property for investors seeking multiple revenue streams, low maintenance, and long-term growth in the heart of the South Okanagan. Perfectly positioned on a high-exposure 0.138-acre corner lot just off Main Street/Hwy 97 and the new Dairy Queen, this well-maintained property offers excellent visibility and easy access to shops, services, and amenities. Zoned RM1s (Residential) and equipped with two power meters, the site supports a flexible mix of residential income streams for the owner occupier or investor looking for cash flow. The property features two separate residences offering strong, stable monthly income: A recently updated one-bedroom + den home, currently rented at $1,650/month A detached one-bedroom carriage house, rented at $1,000/month A 1,600 sq ft storage building with 16 individual locker units and a workshop, currently generating $1,350/month. This additional income stream brings the total monthly revenue to approximately $4,000/mo! Located in Oliver—Canada’s Wine Capital, this property benefits from a scenic setting, vibrant tourism, and a strong sense of community—making it not just a sound investment, but a smart lifestyle choice. A rare opportunity to secure a high-performing, multi-income property in one of the Okanagan’s most desirable towns. Contact Listing Agent for more information and availability. (id:39198)
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main level Floor
Living room
14'0'' x 14'0''Laundry room
5'0'' x 10'0''Kitchen
14'0'' x 11'0''Bedroom
9'0'' x 10'0''Exterior
Parking
Garage spaces -
Garage type -
Total parking spaces 1
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