5 Ely Crescent, Mount Isa, QLD 4825

Situated at the end of a cul-de-sac, this family sized three bedroom home plus a study offers something for everyone. With evaporative cooling throughout plus refrigerative cooling in the dining area and one bedroom, and split system cooling in the main bedroom. All three bedroom and the study have built in robes, and are a mixture of carpets and timber flooring.

This home also offers, open plan living and dining areas with lovely polished timber flooring, a modular kitchen with gas stove, tidy bathroom with glass screen shower over bath and separate toilet.

Outside boasts a well fenced yard with lockable carport, rear covered entertainment area, double bay powered shed and garden shed. In addition there are security screens on doors and windows and a shady front porch and internal laundry. Pets on application.

Please note the property must be inspected by you or somebody on your behalf before an application will be processed.

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