22B Tay Street, ASHGROVE

Booking an inspection is easy - Simply click on the grey "Book an Inspection Time" button and choose your date and time and fill in your contact details in the boxes provided. PLEASE NOTE: Inspection times do not go ahead unless you register to attend. Due to high levels of demand, if you are interested in this property please lodge your application via our website: https://placerealestate.com.au/properties-for-rent/ **The rent is $335 per week, with an increase to $450 per week starting on 12 January 2025.** If you are looking for a rare retreat to make your home, this property is the one for you. Located in a private street of Ashgrove, you are presented with both style and convenience. This easily maintainable home has beautiful timber floors throughout, modern features and conveniently close to schools, parks, transport, cafe's and Ashgrove shopping precinct. FEATURES - Open plan living - Polished timber floors throughout - Large kitchen with fridge and washing machine provided - Abundance of natural light - Generous sized bedroom with air-conditioning and free standing wardrobe - Stylish bathroom, with spacious shower, chic white, grey & silver features WHAT WE LOVE - Air-conditioning - Secluded private use courtyard - Garden maintenance and water included in rent Ashgrove offers the successful tenant a lifestyle close to all possible amenities. You have a choice of great local schools including Marist College Ashgrove, Mt St Michaels, and Stuartholme Girls Colleges, and Ashgrove State School! You are just a stone's throw away to local cafes and shopping, GPS Rugby, Valley Cricket, Ashgrove and Bardon Bowls Clubs, numerous parks, bike ways and public bus routes. ** Disclaimer** Whilst all reasonable attempts have been made to verify the accuracy of the information provided, the Leasing agents confirm that they cannot guarantee the accuracy of the same and accept no liability (express or implied)in the event that any information contained in the document or provided within is inaccurate. Parties must ensure they make their own due diligence enquiries to satisfy themselves about the accuracy of the information. This information provided is indicative only and must not be relied upon unless confirmed by a party through their own due diligence.