Leased

Comfortable Family Home

This comfortable family home offers space and light in every room is with in walking distance to schools, childcare/kindergarten, churches, shops and all community groups.

This home has a large split system that keeps the property in comfort all year round. . A kitchen and dining area that opens up into a large front lounge with an outlook of the cricket ground across the road. The 3 large bedrooms lend themselves to a family bathroom & toilet along with BIRs and carpeted. The carport is large enough for 2 to 3 cars and gives cover to the kitchen and laundry entry. There is a second toilet off the laundry just outside the kitchen door. A garden shed is situated at the end of the carport and the backyard is open and spacious, but, most of all flat!

 The ideal town home! Pets considered.

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Available Leased
Address 10 Duke St, Myrtleford
Price $320 per week
Property Type Rental
Property ID 2105
Category House

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Brendan was fabulous to deal with. He's the most personable agent I've ever encountered and was helpful from the first meeting, and the whole way through.

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Brendan has good knowledge of the market and presents it clearly and concisely. He usually got back to me in good time if I called, but I particularly liked his friendliness and genuine interest in my...

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Hi Meg, Brendan & Mandy, Many many thanks for your patience & trust in me through this long process of renting & buying 2 Victoria.  I am so so grateful that this special home is now mine....

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