This absolutely stunning 3 bedroom home is currently for lease through Ray White Carnegie! If you are currently looking for a rental property in the Carnegie area, this one is not to be missed! It won’t last long, so come along to one of our open home inspections and submit your application for the property.
2 McPherson Avenue, Carnegie will be open for inspection this Saturday 13th April from 9am – 9:15am.
A little bit about the home…
This large family home has everything to boast about. Offering a practical floor plan the whole family will be able to enjoy. Comprising an entry foyer to a formal lounge and separate formal dining with ornate open fire place. The three double bedrooms both have built in robes with the master room connecting to a large ensuite.
There is a large open plan kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher and large pantry all opening to the family room which overlooks the rear courtyard. Completing the layout, a central bathroom with shower/bath and seperate toilet in the corridor.
Features include
– Gas ducted heating
– Air conditioning throughout
– Decorative features throughout
– High ceilings
– Large secure rear courtyard with a spacious BBQ area
All of this in a wonderful location close to shops, cafes and transport including the new Carnegie train station along with close access to schools such as Carnegie Primary School and Glen Eira College.
And now take a look!
Property Management and Real Estate Agents Ray White Carnegie focus on delivering the best customer experience and outcomes for all of our clients. To talk about the benefits of selling, buying, leasing or finance with Carnegie’s preferred Real estate team, call us today on 9571 6777.
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