19 Murrindi Street, Minyama, QLD, 4575

For Rent

19 Murrindi Street, Minyama, QLD, 4575

$850 per week

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1 day on the market

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What's around 19 Murrindi Street

Spacious coastal living in prime Minyama location

McGrath Coast and Hinterland are proud to present 19 Murrindi Street, Minyama, to the rental market. A beautifully refreshed family home offering space, comfort and an unbeatable lifestyle location in the heart of Minyama. Designed for relaxed living and effortless entertaining, this well-maintained home features three generous bedrooms, two renovated bathrooms and multiple indoor and outdoor spaces to enjoy. Brand new carpet throughout and air-conditioning to all rooms ensure year-round comfort, while the large fully fenced front and backyard provide plenty of space for children, pets and entertaining family and friends. Property Highlights: - Spacious master bedroom with en-suite - Two spacious bedrooms - Large main bathroom with separate toilet - Air-conditioning to all bedrooms and living - Brand new carpet throughout - Functional kitchen with ample storage - Spacious living and dining areas - Large fully fenced front and backyard - Single lock-up garage - Double carport for additional covered parking - Plenty of outdoor space for entertaining - Excellent central Minyama location Location Highlights: - Minutes to Kawana Shoppingworld - Close to Sunshine Coast University Hospital precinct - Easy access to beaches, cafés and restaurants - Nearby parks, waterways and walking paths - Convenient access to schools and public transport Don't miss the chance to make this exceptional property your new home. All applications are available through 2Apply. Please submit an enquiry online to receive the application link and be updated with inspection times. Disclaimer: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, McGrath Coast & Hinterland will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information displayed. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries to determine whether this information is accurate.