Rent 3 bedroom house in Mount Colah

Nestled in a peaceful cul-de-sac, this beautifully presented single-level home is the perfect place to settle in and enjoy. Freshly painted with new carpet in the bedrooms, it offers both comfort and convenience. Located just 650m from Mount Colah Public School and only 1km from Mount Colah Train Station, this home is ideally positioned for easy access to all amenities.Contact Heimat on [HIDDEN] to arrange a private viewing or inspect on Saturday as advertised.Features: Three spacious bedrooms, all featuring built-in wardrobes and ceiling fans Ensuite to the master bedroom for added privacy and convenience Freshly painted walls throughout Brand new carpet in all bedrooms for a fresh, modern feel Light-filled, modern kitchen with a breakfast bar – perfect for casual dining Second living area off the kitchen with direct access to a large, fully fenced backyard – ideal for entertaining Family bathroom with a spacious bathtub, separate shower, and an additional separate toilet Ducted air conditioning in the kitchen and living areas for year-round comfort Double auto lock-up garage with internal access to the house and direct entry to the backyard Pets considered on application Available NOW for immediate move-inLocation School catchment: Mount Colah Public School: 650m Mount Colah Station: 1km Hornsby Station and CBD: 4km Westfield Shopping Centre: 3.8km Entrance to M1: 600m Asquith Golf Club: 1kmWe accept online applications through SNUG.Simply visit: http://snug.com/apply/heimat, select this property, and click the green "start application" button.Disclaimer: All information contained here is gathered from sources we believe are reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, however, we cannot guarantee it.

Mount Colah was voted "Australia's Best Suburb" in a survey conducted by Ninemsn in 2010. Mount Colah is considered one of Sydney's leafiest suburbs and is bordered by the Ku-ring-gai National Park. Mount Colah was originally known as Colah until 1906 when the name was changed to Mount Colah. Read more about Mount Colah