4 Yale Road, THORNLIE

Discover a rare opportunity to rent this three-bedroom, one-bathroom character home nestled on an expansive 986sqm block. Property Highlights: • Beautiful Jarrah floors • Spacious kitchen and meals area • Comfortable split system air conditioning • Inviting patio area, perfect for entertaining • Massive backyard for outdoor activities • Convenient single carport Enjoy a prime location just 800m from Thornlie Station and in close proximity to Spencer Village and Thornlie Square Shopping Centre. TERMS OF AGREEMENT: Available : NOW Lease Term : Negotiable IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO READ: ** HOW TO INSPECT THIS PROPERTY ** If you are on https://raywhitedalkeithclaremont.com.au/ simply click Book an Inspection' and enter your details. If you are using either www.realestate.com.au, www.reiwa.com or www.domain.com.au, simply select Contact/Email Agent' and enter your details. By registering your details using either method above, you will be instantly informed of any updates, changes or cancellations for your property appointment. Should the time not suit you, please register for another time but no guarantees can be made that a further inspection will be booked. Please be aware if no one registers for an inspection time, then that inspection may not proceed. ** HOW TO APPLY FOR A PROPERTY ** RayWhite Dalkeith | Claremont does not accept applications prior to viewing. ** IMPORTANT INFORMATION ** It is the Tenant's responsibly to make all relevant investigations regarding phone, internet, and NBN connection type and availability as RWDC cannot guarantee or control telecommunication services. RWDC advises all Tenants to speak to their provider before making an application to lease (if required). DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of the information in the marketing, RWDC will not be held liable for any errors in the typing of the information. Tenants are required to make their own investigations. We do not accept any responsibility to any person for its accuracy. All interested parties should rely upon their own enquiries in order to determine the accuracy of this information.