24/3 Nanango Way
Watson
Watson
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For Rent: $510 pw
Stylish One-Bedroom Apartment with Study Area in Watson
Welcome to 24/3 Nanago Way, Watson –brand new modern one-bedroom plus study apartment offering the perfect combination of comfort, style and convenience. Complete with a dedicated study area, this thoughtfully designed home is ideal for professionals, couples or anyone seeking low-maintenance living in a fantastic location.Featuring sleek contemporary finishes and light-filled interiors, the apartment offers open-plan living and dining that flows effortlessly onto a private balcony with lovely views – the perfect place to unwind.
The modern kitchen is equipped with quality appliances, a dishwasher and ample storage, while the spacious bedroom includes built-in wardrobes for everyday convenience.
Positioned in a highly desirable location, you'll enjoy easy access to local shops, cafes, public transport and nearby green spaces, with parklands and recreation areas just moments away.
Features include:
Spacious one-bedroom layout with built-in wardrobe
North facing apartment
Dedicated study area
Modern bathroom
Stylish kitchen
Open-plan living and dining area
Private balcony with pleasant views
European laundry with dryer
Reverse cycle heating and cooling
Storage cage
Adjacent to park, playground and recreation space
Convenient location close to shops and transport
Enjoy modern apartment living in the heart of Watson. Enquire today to arrange an inspection.
This property complies with the minimum insulation standard.
EER 7.7
The information contained herein has been provided by sources we believe are reliable, however we cannot guarantee it, and all interested parties must rely on their own enquiries.
In accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act Clause 71AE Process for tenant seeking consent - the tenant must apply, in writing, to the lessor, for the lessors' consent to keep pet/s at this property. The lessor may impose conditions on consent, including but not limited to, the number and type of animals being kept, and any cost involved for rectification required as a result of the animal.