4/55-59 Jones Rd, Carina Heights, QLD, 4152, Australia

Located within walking distance of bus stops and the Carina Shopping Precinct, this modern townhouse is just a short drive from the CBD, You'll love the low-maintenance courtyard and the prime location of this fantastic townhouse.

Upon entering, you'll find a spacious, open-plan living and dining area that opens to a private, grassed courtyard. The generously sized, modern kitchen is perfect for the most discerning home cooks, offering ample storage space and high-quality appliances. The townhouse features three well-sized bedrooms, with the main bedroom boasting an en-suite, walk-in robe, and balcony. The second and third bedrooms come with ceiling fans, built-in robes, and are serviced by a modern family bathroom.

Additional features include air conditioning in the living area and main bedroom, ceiling fans in the second and third bedrooms, security screens, a single remote lock-up garage, and an internal laundry.

Bond is payable in full at the commencement of the tenancy.

This property is 100% water certified, tenants will be charged for their water consumption.

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