2/50 Barbigal Street, Stafford QLD 4053

Breezy and quiet location - ready for new tenants!

Duplex Semi-detached - Stafford QLD

Welcome to 2/50 Barbigal Street, Stafford. Situated in a quiet cul de sac, this renovated semi-detached duplex features stunning polished hardwood floors throughout and boasts fantastic elevated breezes and an abundance of natural light.

Property Features:
– Generous-sized bedrooms with ceiling fans
– Built-in robes to master bedroom
– Polished timber floorboards throughout
– Air conditioning to the living area
– Recently renovated kitchen with dishwasher
– Recently renovated bathroom
– Zero garden maintenance
– 1 x lock-up garage space with the option to park in front of garage door

Centrally located near local shopping centre, schools and with easy access to public transport.

PETS
* On application only, and subject to relevant Owner and Body Corporate Approvals if applicable.
* Please note that fencing may not be appropriate for some animals.

WATER
• Water consumption costs are included in the lease agreement.

UTILITIES
Tenants are responsible for the connection of their own utilities. This property requires the following connections:
• Electricity

GARDEN MAINTENANCE
• All garden and lawn maintenance is included in the tenancy agreement.

FURNITURE
* This property is UNFURNISHED

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COVID INFORMATION
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DISCLAIMER
Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information contained in this marketing, O’Neill Estate Agents will not be held liable for any errors in typing or information. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine whether or not this information is in fact accurate.