HOW TO VIEW THE PROPERTY
Please register below if an inspection time is listed. If no inspection time is listed, submit your details and we'll notify you when a new time is scheduled.
HOW TO APPLY FOR THE PROPERTY
After attending an inspection, you will receive a link to submit your application via TenantOptions.
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
• Two spacious bedrooms filled with natural light and comfortable layouts
• One well appointed bathroom designed with both style and practicality
• Secure single garage space offering convenient parking and extra storage
• Well-equipped kitchen with generous bench space ideal for cooking and meal prep
• Comfortable living area made light and welcoming by plenty of natural light
• Built-in robes and good storage options
• Air conditioning and heating comfort features for year-round living
• Low-maintenance private outdoor space/courtyard
• Quiet and well-maintained complex, set back from the road for peace and privacy
• Great location in Warradale, close to Warradale Primary School, Brighton Secondary School catchment, parks, shops and public transport links
LEASING INFORMATION
Lease Term: 12 months
Furnished: No
Pets: Please list all pets on your application
Sale: The owner does not intend to sell within the first 3 months and has not entered into a sales agreement
Special conditions: None
Exclusions: None
UTILITIES
Internet: Tenant(s) will be responsible to complete their own investigations, internet setup and ongoing charges
Embedded electricity network: Not applicable
Water: Tenant(s) will be responsible for water usage and supply charges
Electricity: Tenant(s) will be responsible for all electricity charges
Gas: Tenant(s) will be responsible for all gas charges
Disclaimer: All information provided has been obtained from sources we believe to be reliable and accurate. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and accept no liability for any errors or omissions (including, but not limited to, the property's land size, floor plans and size, building age or condition). Interested parties should conduct their own investigations and seek independent legal advice.
