3 Whitelaw Street, Pearce ACT 2607

This spectacular property has been redesigned and renovated throughout to provide the maximum in functionality and appeal. Nothing has been left untouched and improved and the living areas have been reconfigured to achieve a fantastic blend of open plan and separation with the gourmet kitchen being the centrepiece. The spacious dining area leads to the large deck, perfect for entertainment and al fresco dining which overlooks the parkland style gardens. The large main bedroom boasts a separate en-suite bathroom and extensive wardrobes and has direct access to the rear deck. The two large minor bedrooms also feature significant storage. The brand new ducted gas heating system will keep you and the family warm throughout the cooler months. Behind the long single lock up garage is a small workshop, ideal for storage as another option. Located in a quiet location and has easy access to the local reserves, shops, schools and transport. Highlights: New ducted gas heating New modern kitchen and appliances New flooring throughout New LED lighting throughout New bathroom, ensuite & laundry New wardrobes New entertaining deck. Opposite Parkland Available: Now Long lease available 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.