17 The Esplanade,

Coochin Creek

McGrath Estate Agents Beerwah are pleased to present 17 The Esplanade, Coochin Creek to the rental market.

This home delights from the moment you step inside taking in the raked ceilings and cosy brick fireplace that has been tastefully modernised.

Comprising of 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, separate laundry, sunroom, and carport parking for 3 vehicles all set amongst a low maintenance half acre block on the waterfront of Coochin Creek - What more could you possibly want!

The master bedroom boasts water outlooks from the balcony, and a walk-through wardrobe flowing into the main bathroom.

The central kitchen is looking neat as a pin with a new cooktop, rangehood, matte black sink and stone bench tops throughout.

You will be delighted by the upgrades with timber flooring to the upstairs bedrooms, fresh paint, new curtains, air conditioning and ceiling fans.

Other features we know you will LOVE;

• Solar electricity

• Water usage included

• Water access less than 50m away

• 5 minutes to the Coochin Creek Campgrounds

• 15km (approx. 17 minutes) drive to Beerwah town centre - sealed road access to the Esplanade. 26km (approx. 30 minutes) drive to Caloundra town centre. 80km (approx. 1 hour) drive to Brisbane Airport.

• Above to be used as a guide only

Pets will be considered on application - the huge yard is fully fenced.

• Electricity to be connected in tenant name to gain full rebate. It is recommended to contact your service provider for information pertaining to the internet and phone services available for the premises.

All our applications are now available through Snug.com. Please send through an enquiry on the property to receive a link to the online application.

School Catchment Zones: Beerwah State School Beerwah State High School

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