Leased

Rural Rental Available Now

This extra large shed with a 1 bedroom residence within has come available for rent. Approx. 20 mins from town, the house is powered by solar and generator and has a good bore pumping potable water. The super large bedroom and ensuite are upstairs, and there is one extra toilet downstairs. Gas is used for the stove and water heating. The house is insect screened and is on top of a hill allowing amazing views all round. Previous rental references are required for the right tenant.

Features

Deck Low maintenance Water Tank Bore
1 1 4
Available Leased
Address 434 Wilton Access Rd., Cooktown
Price $325 Per Week
Property Type Rental
Property ID 26
Category House

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Karen Thomas

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5 Star - My name is David I don't have any knowledge of buying a home, Karen set out time frames and explained the process of purchasing my house a lot easier. Now we are very happy, My Wife and I...

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Karen Thomas is an honest reliable and extremely dedicated agent/property manager. Karen Thomas has managed my property for approximately 12 months,she found me a great tenant and has always communicated...

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