3 rooms house of 1175m² in Charnwood

This filled home has character filled, ample kitchen offers plenty of bench space for the cooking enthusiast and room for bench-top appliances. The three bedrooms are well sized and all have plenty of storage within the built-in robes plus they all have ceiling fans for year-round comfort. The bathroom has a separate bath and shower and a toilet and family sized laundry are provided separately.The large covered patio is the place for you to hold family BBQs, afternoon drinks or just relax with a good book. A garden shed provides storage for tools, toys and bikes and in addition to this is the huge double garage.We have started you on your way to a sustainable living option with the installation of solar panels, chicken coop and room for a dedicated veggie patch!Set in a neat and tidy area of Charnwood, this comfortable home on a 809m2 block offers close proximity to local shops, schools, ovals, public transport and walking tracks. Directly behind the property is parkland which links to children's play equipment and a skate ramp, perfect for both the little and big kids!This property meets the minimum ceiling insulation requirementsEER NAPETS: please be aware that at all stages of tenancy this property requires consent to be sought in writing for the keeping of any pets at the premises. Consent must be provided in writing before any pets are at the premisesRENTING BOOK: ARRANGE AN INSPECTION PLEASE:1. Click on book inspection button2. Complete your details3. Answer pre-qualifying questions4. Register for a timeNOTE: IF you do not register you will not be notified of cancellations or changes to the inspection. If no-one has registered for the inspection, the inspection will not go ahead. Alternatively call the office on to book an appointmentDisclaimer:While all care has been taken in compiling information regarding properties marketed for rent, LJ HOOKER KALEEN accepts no responsibility and disclaim all liabilities in regard to any errors or inaccuracies contained herein. All parties should rely on their own investigation to validate information provided