23 Carawa Street, Mornington, TAS, 7018, Australia

This is an exceptional opportunity for investors, families, and first home buyers looking to secure a low maintenance, comfortable, contemporary home in the heart of one of Greater Hobart's fastest growing and conveniently located suburbs.

Currently leased until May 2022 to outstanding long term tenants, you'll find all your boxes ticked with this neat and tidy home. From the easy-care landscaping and attractive plantings to PVC weatherboard and brick construction, this home has been designed with low maintenance in mind.

The floor plan is modern and open with separate bath and shower, three good sized bedrooms, two reverse cycle air conditioners, and a light colour scheme highlighting the sunny ambiance.

Storage and workshop space is covered with a large, powered external double garage plus there's off street parking for several more vehicles.

With elevated outlooks towards Kunanyi/Mt Wellington and a gated fence backing on to a pristine bush reserve with walking and bike tracks you'll appreciate the quality of life this home offers.

∙ Superb investment with excellent long-term tenants
∙ Popular, convenient growth suburb
∙ Contemporary, light, bright and sunny
∙ Low maintenance inside/out with PVC imitation weatherboards
∙ Large external double garage with power
∙ Elevated outlooks towards Kunanyi/Mt Wellington
∙ Backs on to a bush reserve with walking and bike tracks
∙ Moments from good schools, Eastlands retail/service precinct, and Bellerive Beach/Oval
∙ 13 minutes' drive to CBD and airport, and on Metro bus route

Council Rates: $1,385.00 per annum (approx.)
Water Rates: $1,040.00 per annum (approx.)
Rental Estimate: $500 - $520 per week (approx.)
Current Rental: $385 per week

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