18A Mac Farland Crescent, Chifley, ACT, 2606, Australia

As per COVID-19 regulations, we can conduct one on one private inspections however we are limited to 4 x 15 minute time slots, spaced over 2 hours, per property per day so we apologise booking times are difficult to secure. Please apply for this property and pre-qualified applicants will be invited to inspect the property.

� Open plan kitchen, living and dining with timber flooring
� Good size kitchen with dishwasher, 5 burner gas cooktop, breakfast bar
� Downstairs bedroom with built in robe; Large family bathroom & separate laundry
� Upstairs, main bedroom with walk in robe & ensuite; other 2 bedrooms with built ins
� Ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling throughout; NBN
� Covered outdoor entertaining and established, fully fenced yard
� Single garage with internal access, with one additional parking space

A short drive to Woden town centre and Canberra Hospital and Canberra City, Russell Offices, Barton and the Parliamentary triangle are a 15 - 20 minute drive. Bus stop a few doors away and the local Chifley shops are around the corner.

Disclaimer:
EER: Unless an EER is stated, there is no current EER available

PETS: 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 premises

TO ARRANGE AN INSPECTION PLEASE:
1. Click on book inspection button
2. Complete your details
3. Answer pre-qualifying questions
4. Register for a time
NOTE: 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 6213 3999 to book an appointment

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