21/35 Edie Payne Close, Nicholls ACT 2913

This single storey four bedroom townhouse is beautifully appointed and an absolute pleasure to inspect. Located in a beautifually present and maintainend complex, close to the Gold Creek Shopping Precint and Golf Course. Features include a stunning kitchen with granite benches, stainless steel appliances and dishwasher, ducted heating and cooling, and large ensuite with spa bath. Separate formal and informal living areas with top quality curtains and pelmets in lounge/dining and main bedroom, and modern finish verticals elsewhere. Built in robes to all four bedrooms, intercom at the front door, and double lock up garage with remote control door and internal access. Large paved courtyard in the middle of the home with a stunning water feature and a great covered and paved rear entertaining area with water views. Property features: - 4 bedrooms all with built in robes -Situated in the middle of the Gold Creek Golf Course Estate - Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, including dishwasher - 2 Large living areas - Ducted gas heating & evaporative cooling - Double garage with internal access and remote control door Available: NOW Lease: 12 Months preferred No Pets Please utilise the "Book Inspection" button to ensure that you are kept abreast of any open home opportunities and/or changes to inspection times. Upon entering the 'BOOK INSPECTION' page, please register your details, even if no open times are displayed and you will be automatically advised of the next available open time. GENERAL ASBESTOS INFORMATION: Some buildings in the ACT region (specifically those constructed prior to 1985) may contain asbestos products. We urge all potential tenants to go to the http://www.asbestos.act.gov.au/page/view/2019/title/fact-sheets-for-home-ownersact website for information and fact sheets regarding asbestos. While all care has been taken in compiling this information, we accept no responsibility and disclaim all liabilities in regards to any errors contained in this advertisement. All parties should rely on their own investigations to validate any information provided.