7/1 White Cross Road, Winmalee, NSW 2777

This well-presented, two-story townhouse is conveniently located directly opposite Winmalee shops. Featuring three generous bedrooms, all with built-in robes (two upstairs and one downstairs with ensuite), the home is perfect for comfortable family living.

The main bathroom is located upstairs, while the kitchen downstairs comes fully equipped with a dishwasher and stainless-steel appliances. Additional features include a separate third toilet downstairs, a bright open-plan living area, and a cosy sitting area upstairs.

For year-round comfort downstairs, the property is fitted with reverse cycle air conditioning downstairs. Outside, enjoy a private rear patio, and take advantage of the internal laundry and lock-up car space for added convenience.

Ideal for those seeking space and practicality in a fantastic location.

*Photos are example only not of the exact property.

Please note: There is one available lock up car space, no parking is permitted within the shared driveway area or the medical centre car park at any time. Any additional parking is street parking in the public area.

Please note: You must only apply after inspecting the property (Virtual inspections are not classified as inspecting the property). Applications will not be processed until the property has been inspected.

Inspection: Click the "Request A Time" (realestate.com) or "Book Inspection" (Chapman RE website) link below to book available dates and times

Pets: Strictly No Pets

Length of Lease: Starts at 6 months with the option to renew for a further 6 or 12 months ongoing

Available: Approx. 1 week after application

Inspection: Please select a viewing time below or enquire for alternatives

Please note: Our office accepts online application forms via IRE Tenant App however you will need to have inspected the property prior to applying.

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