House for rent from end of August
Hi, This lovely super spacious 2 bedroom house with massive kitchen will be available for rent from 31 August, but open to view now. My husband and I have lived here for nearly 3 years and loved it. Rent is a bargain for what it is. $550/week. Details below:
Sunny 2 bedroom house with secure single garage and moderate off street parking.
Recently renovated bathroom, redecorated interior and new carpet/flooring.
All joinery double glazed throughout. Insulated.
Gas hob cooking with electric wall oven, on demand Infinity gas hot water and gas heating.
Easy stroll to Johnsonville shops and transport (train and bus to city).
NO dog.
Please register your interest and email for viewing time
email to : laurenvita@gmail.com
minimum move in costs are related to the weekly rental price of $550 per week
- first week rent
- Bond 3 weeks rent
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