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02 9906 2011

Leased

SUPERSIZED 4 LEVEL TOWNHOUSE

Extremely spacious townhouse set over 4 levels with 4 bedrooms, upstairs loft area, large living areas, 2 bathrooms and separate toilet. There is large laundry/utility room downstairs with direct access to the secure car space and also a large deck, garden and patio area
The property is freshly painted and has new carpet. There is some train noise as it is located close to rail but has views towards the western side of the city.

Small block of 5 and 400m to Waverton shops and station.

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Features

Secure Parking Balcony Deck Courtyard Fenced
4 2 1
Available Leased
Address 5, 2 Carr Street, Waverton
Price Deposit Taken
Property Type Rental
Property ID 1327
Category Townhouse

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Brad Cole

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What our clients say

Northside Realtors handled leasing of our investment property for many years and when it came time to sell, Brad sold it pronto. Good market assessment, communication and professional at all times. Hans...

Hans from Naremburn

As interstate clients, we were heavily reliant on Brad supporting us through the entire process- from ensuring the house was ready for sale as well as keeping us updated on local market conditions &...

David Osborn

We have known Brad professionally for a long time and when it came to sell our family home we didn't hesitate to contact Brad as we knew he would be the agent to achieve the best price.  He was a...

Felicity Gardner

We heartily recommend Brad Cole of Northside Realtors to anyone selling their property on the north side. Brad provided a completely professional service in designing and implementing our auction campaign...

Bill & Tricia Childs

Dear Brad  Writing to thank you so very much for all the effort you put into selling Aunt Lola's house.  From start to finish you put in a lot of time & effort to make things a lot easier...

Daniel & Kay Marusic

Dear Brad Your deep familiarity of the local area and very astute assessment of the current market conditions meant that things played out almost  as you forecast them.  The only incorrect issue...