25 Mulgrave Crescent

Forest Lake QLD 4078

The garage has been converted to an additional living space it could be used as a home office, rumpus or even a 4th bedroom
The 2 way bathroom has a separate shower, bath and toilet ideal for family living
The kitchen over looks the fully fenced back yard it has plenty of cupboard and bench space including a dishwasher and breakfast bar.
Hybrid flooring in the bedrooms and tiling in the living space.
Open plan and air conditioned lounge and dining space seamlessly flowing out to the covered entertaining area
Security screens and doors throughout plus 6Kw solar panels to cut down the ever increasing electricity bills.
Garden shed and rain water tank
Off street parking for up to 4 cars.

This home is ideally located in a quiet area close to parks, schools and public transport. There is a convenience store down the road and it is only a 5 min drive to the Forest Lake shopping center or Inala Plaza

Don't delay register your intertest to attend the next open home.

We prefer online applications via the listing on realestate.com.au. Application forms can be downloaded and printed from our website. Your completed application can be handed to our leasing consultant at the property inspection or emailed.

Appointments can change without notice if you fail to register with our office there is no guarantee we will attend the inspection, so please register to ensure you are contacted. The cut-off is 30 minutes prior to the appointment time.

PLEASE NOTE: New legislation states that you must read the General Tenancy Agreement and any special terms prior to putting an application in on the property. You can contact our office for a copy of the General Tenancy Agreement to be emailed to you if you wish to submit an application.

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