28 Tommys Court, BUDERIM

This unique family home is ideally positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac, overlooking lush tree scenery. Enjoy cool breezes and array of birdlife from its elevated position Downstairs Open plan living area with polished timber floors that opens up to an undercover balcony Two good size bedrooms with built in wardrobes and ceiling fans Main bathroom with a separate shower Upstairs Raked style ceiling creates space and charm in the open plan living area with polished timber floors Light filled kitchen with gas cooking and a dishwasher Master bedroom with a walk in wardrobe and an ensuite Expansive entertaining decks on both levels - perfect for indoor/outdoor living Pets will be considered upon application. Garden service included for easy, low-maintenance livingThis home features: TO APPLY: We accept applications via 2Apply. You will be sent an email straight after your inspection with a property-specific link that will allow you to apply via 2Apply. All lease lengths are minimum 6 months+ considered on application PETS: Current legislation requires tenants to get written permission in their tenancy agreement to have a pet in their rental property and stipulates they are also responsible for any damage to the property caused by their pets. The special terms can also stress that tenants have the property fumigated and the carpets cleaned when their tenancy is up. An Owner still has a right to decline a pet request even when this legislation comes into play however, they must provide a reason. INTERNET: As all properties can be different, please contact your internet provider to find out more information regarding internet access at this property. Please note, owners are not required to ensure there is an active line available so tenants may have to seek alternative internet arrangements where a connection is unavailable. Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this marketing material, Ray White Buderim accepts no responsibility for any errors or misstatements. Interested parties are encouraged to conduct their own enquiries to verify the accuracy of the information provided.