35 Carbine Avenue, Mount Isa, QLD 4825

This neat and tidy three-bedroom cladded home presents a fantastic opportunity for both homeowners and investors. Currently rented at $410 per week until September, (going up to $430 per week after this) it offers immediate rental income potential.

The interior boasts a spacious carpeted open-plan living area, bathed in natural light and equipped with split system air conditioning for year-round comfort. The well-laid out kitchen features stylish floating timber-look floors and is well-appointed with an electric stove and dishwasher.

Three bedrooms, each with carpeted floors, provide ample space for relaxation and privacy. Two of the bedrooms offer built-in robes for convenient storage, and all offer further split system cooling. The easy-care bathroom features a large glass screened shower, vanity, and a separate toilet. A dedicated laundry room with timber-look flooring and external access completes the practical features of this home.

The exterior of the property features a fully fenced easy-care yard; with a carport and additional off-street parking offering ample space for vehicles. For added peace of mind, the property is equipped with security screen doors and windows, a solar hot water system, and there is even a garden shed for extra storage options.

Located within close proximity to both local primary and high schools and an easy distance from the CBD, 35 Carbine Avenue offers a convenient and family-friendly lifestyle for you or your tenants.

Whether you're seeking a comfortable home to move into after the current lease expires or a lucrative investment property, 35 Carbine Avenue presents an excellent opportunity. Contact Matter Property today to arrange an inspection.

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