101 Uriarra Road, Queanbeyan NSW 2620

When it comes to space, 101 has an abundance. Whether you are after a dreamy hideaway or room to extend, put this property on the top of your "must-see list."

The home features a large separate lounge room with a lovely North facing aspect.

The oversized kitchen offers oodles of cupboards and bench space with plenty of room for the family to sit down and enjoy a meal together.

A generous main bedroom is located at the front of the home. The second bedroom is located at the rear with access to a small balcony: the perfect spot to enjoy your morning coffee or simply sit and relax.

Additional features to please are:
- Modern bathroom with separate bath and shower.
- Reverse cycle air conditioning.
- Woodfire.
- Large covered pergola.
- Tandem carport and plenty of off-street parking.
- Storage sheds in the backyard.

QPRC Rates - $2,685 pa
Rent - $420pw
Size - 994m2
Lease Expiry22/01/2019
This location is Zoned R3
Approximate Property Size - 124m2

Ideally located for
- DD Thai Restaurant, on-site takeaway speciating in HOMEMADE SPICY WINGS and Yellow curry chicken with coconut cream and potato.
- Bus stops to Canberra and Queanbeyan Shopping Centres on your road.
- Create Imagine Learn Pre-School, 350 metres or a 4-minute walk pushing your toddler.
-Top Pub = 750 meters, a 9 minutes stroll home after a Schnitzel and two beers.
-Queanbeyan West Public School = 750 meters or 3 minutes by bike to take your kid's lunch that they forgot.
-Queanbeyan High School = 1.3 km which is a 17-minute walk for a teenager updating Instagram
-Queanbeyan indoor pool and recreation centre = 1.2 km drive in your car so you can exercise when you get there.
-Aldi Supermarket = 1.2 km or a 14-minute walk dragging home an 80" TV
- Central Station Sydney = 950m walk and 4 hours and 20 minutes in first class on the Southern Xplorer up to three times per day.


All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries