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This NRAS 3 bedroom 2-storey townhouse is available to rent in Fitzgibbon Chase from the 1st of June 2021. This is affordable housing under the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) for eligible tenants.
Features of the home include:
- Located nearby a park with a playground and BBQ facilities.
- 3 bedrooms (2 upstairs & 1 downstairs)
- Master bedroom with ensuite & walk in wardrobe
- 3 bathrooms
- Air-conditioning through the living area
- Ceiling fans throughout
Fitzgibbon Chase is a master planned estate with convenient access to public transport, parks, cycleways, schools and shops.
- Close to schools, transport and shops
- 800metres from Carseldine train station
- 13km from Brisbane CBD
- Parks with playgrounds and barbecues in the local area
- 4 minute drive to M1 motorway
- 5 minute drive to Westfield Chermside
- Spacious open-plan living
- No pets allowed
Please check this listing for upcoming inspection times. At this point in time we await the QLD Government's instructions regarding the COVID restrictions. Once the QLD Government has ended the lockdown we will post the inspection time and day here.
Applicants MUST meet the eligibility criteria and obtain approval from the QLD Department of Communities via, https://www.qld.gov.au/housing/renting/nras/
Am I eligible to rent under the scheme?
To become a registered prospective tenant under the NRAS in Queensland, you must meet all of the requirements listed below:
- Your proposed household’s combined annual gross income must not exceed the NRAS eligibility limits, visit: https://www.qld.gov.au/housing/renting/nras/
- You must be an Australian citizen, have permanent residency, or have been issued with a temporary protection, or bridging visa.
- You must be a Queensland resident, or provide evidence of your need to move to Queensland.
- You or your household members must not own or part-own property in Australia or overseas. This includes residential or commercial property, land, mobile homes or caravans that are permanently connected to utilities.
- Your money in bank accounts, shares and investments (including superannuation payouts) must not exceed $84,812.50 for a single person, or $105,375.00 for 2 or more household members.
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