Rent 4 bedroom house in Mount Colah

Step into your ideal family haven, a stunningly renovated single-level home nestled in a serene cul-de-sac. Boasting child-friendly fenced gardens and two inviting alfresco spaces, perfect for hosting gatherings. Recently renovated with eco-friendly solar panels, a contemporary kitchen, fresh paint, and charming Hampton-style exteriors, this residence is move-in ready to enjoy the perfect blend of comfort, modern living, in a prime location. Call Heimat on [HIDDEN] to arrange a private inspection or view on Saturday as advertised.Features: Bright, open living area that flows seamlessly to a paved patio, ideal for outdoor entertaining Modern open-plan kitchen featuring Caesarstone benchtops, and a dishwasher Split system air conditioning Versatile second living area, perfect as a family room or home office Four well-appointed bedrooms, two with built-wardrobes and ceiling fans Two contemporary bathrooms with sleek floor-to-ceiling tiling Expansive covered terrace for family barbecues and gatherings Low-maintenance, fully fenced rear and front lawns, perfect for the family to enjoy Spacious garden shed Double covered carport Energy efficient 6.6kW solar system Lease Term: 12 month lease with the option to renew Pets: Considered on application Available: NowLocation: Mount Colah Public School Catchment: 1.4km Mount Colah Train Station: 1.3km Asquith Boys High School: 2km Asquith Coles: 1.5km Hornsby Westfield: 3.7km Anytime Fitness: 550m Asquith Park: 1km Asquith Golf Course: 1.4km Asquith Train Station:1.4kmWe accept online applications through SNUG. Simply visit: http://snug.com/apply/heimat, select this property and click the green "start application" button.Disclaimer: All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it.

Mount Colah was voted "Australia's Best Suburb" in a survey conducted by Ninemsn in 2010. Mount Colah is considered one of Sydney's leafiest suburbs and is bordered by the Ku-ring-gai National Park. Mount Colah was originally known as Colah until 1906 when the name was changed to Mount Colah. Read more about Mount Colah