1/16 Moorhouse Street

O'Connor ACT 2602

- 3 bedrooms (all with BIRs) with segregated main bedroom
- Ensuite to main bedroom
- Large entrance hall
- Large lounge room with access to a private courtyard
- The open plan dining and family room also has direct access to the north facing courtyard, perfect for alfresco dining
- Stunning kitchen with granite bench tops and stainless steel appliances (gas stove top)
- Ducted gas heating
- Split RCAC system for quick heating in the winter and lovely cooling in summer
- Large front courtyard perfect for entertaining
- Private rear courtyard
- Double garage with remote control access and internal access
and much much more.......
You simply must register to inspect this property as it will rent quickly, because once you have seen the property inside and out you will want to make it your home!
Available: December 13th, 2017
Lease: 12 Months
Sorry,No Pets
EER Rating: N/A no applicable EER on this property*
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*EER is the Energy Efficiency Rating. An EER rating can be issued anytime from 1997. We advise you check the issue date of an EER, if the rating is of importance to you when choosing a property. Where N/A is noted, this is because the owner has not been in a position to need to commission an assessment.
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