Dual Living Areas - Great Value

COVID-19 INSPECTION/APPLICATION PROCESS INFORMATION
1. In the interests of the community and our staff's health and safety; PUBLIC OPEN house inspections will proceed with social distancing adhered to.

To register to attend an Inspection and/or to Apply please follow the link: http://www.2apply.com.au/Agency/rwforestlake


This highset residence that will be sure to impress. Whether you need a study place, require separate living for family members, or simply want space, this home is for you!

Upstairs you will find three spacious bedrooms kitchen and bathrooms upstairs and downstairs ready for your own modern touch of personal preference.

Downstairs is a great surprise with large rumpus space, large extra bedroom and bathroom. The possibilities are endless, whether you want extra storage space, have a separate living space, or hoping for a fun filled rumpus entertainment area for your bar and pool table, this place has it all!

Close to public transport, train stations, schools & only 5 minutes to Forest Lake Village.

63 Julie Road Features:

- Four good size bedrooms
- Two Bathrooms
- Front veranda capture the breezes
- Large rumpus entertainment room
- Separate living potential
- Additional bedroom and bathroom downstairs
- Undercover carport accommodation
- Downstairs area

HOW TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT & TENANT APPLICATION PROCESS
Once you have taken a drive past the property, are happy with the location and feel the property is going to meet your needs. To register for an inspection booking and/or apply please follow the link: http://www.2apply.com.au/Agency/rwforestlake

Note: SIMPLE RENT is our preferred method of payment. This should be considered before applying. All fees and conditions are available online at http://helpapp.simplerent.com.au/en/articles/4559653-ray-white-forest-lake-fees-charges

IMPORTANT:
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