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ID#566340
8 Howe St,
Park Grove
North Tasmania
$430
5
1½
proudly marketed by
Deanne Lamprey
First National Burnie
How's That... Property, Position & Park Grove
Proximity and location are the big winners in this family home nestled close the West Burnie educational precinct, sporting amenities, hospitals and local IGA.
Things you will want to know:
- 5 bedrooms (3 upstairs & 2 downstairs), built-ins in 2
- Large rumpus or second living area
- Office and/or study
- Secure courtyard
- Dining and kitchen with dishwasher and fridge
- Freshly painted throughout
- New floor coverings throughout
- Ducted heating (wood) + wood heater
- Bathroom with dual vanity, spa and toilet
- Second shower and toilet
- Entertainment area off carport
- Low maintenance grounds
- Lock up workshop
Sorry no 4 legged pets accepted, only a gold fish or bird
PLEASE NOTE: Appointments can be arranged upon completing an application form
Location
Agent
Deanne Lamprey
First National Burnie
A licensed real estate agent, Deanne Lamprey is committed to making the process of buying and selling property a positive one. A local resident, Deanne has a keen understanding of the Burnie area and takes pride in being able to help clients realise their goals, whether they’re buying their first home, upgrading, downsizing, or investing.
Having total commitment requires persistence, expertise and a whole lot of energy. With over twelve years real estate experience behind her, Deanne is committed to applying her hard-earned skills while harnessing First National’s market leading resources, to achieve outcomes that consistently lift the benchmark.
She is known for her honest and open communication style and for her integrity. Experienced, energetic and effective, Deanne’s clients can be assured of excellent results.
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Kristy Woolley & Owen Dean
NW Tasmania
ID#566340
8 Howe St,
Park Grove
North Tasmania
$430
proudly marketed by
Deanne Lamprey
First National Burnie