342/41-51 Oonoonba Road

Idalia QLD 4811

DHA LEASE DETAILS :
Lease Start date: 22 November 2022
Lease end date: 21 November 2025
Lease option : 1 x 36 month option
* Note: The option and right to vary is at DHA?s discretion.

COUNCIL & WATER RATES: $1,600 per half year
BODY CORP fees: Approx $1800 per quarter

PROPERTY FEATURES :
* 2 Air-conditioned bedrooms inc master with access to ensuite and 2nd bedroom with access to a private bathroom
* Open-plan living
* Private area for entertainment
* Modern bathrooms
* Undercover car parking and storage facilities

This unit offers great resort style living with a large pool and spa, BBQ pavilions & fully air conditioned gym.

Situated opposite Oonoonba state school very close to Army base, University, Hospital and precinct shops.

DHA LEASE BENEFITS:
* Guaranteed rent paid on time every time regardless of whether the house is tenanted
* Annual independent rent reviews
* Most maintenance paid for by DHA
* The lessor may also be entitled to a lease-end make-good (refer to the DHA Lease Agreement).
* Zero re-letting fees

** A note for Owner Occupiers -This property is sold with a DHA (Defence Housing Australia) lease in place which offers significant benefits to the investor however can?t be occupied by the owner/s until the lease ends **

***Investing with DHA - This property is for sale on behalf of a DHA Lessor and has a DHA Lease Agreement in place. Visit dha.gov.au to learn about the benefits of investing in a DHA property. If you would like to arrange an inspection please contact Sharon Richter of Hudson Property Agents. In accordance with DHA regulations, we advise that this property will only be available for private inspections and must be coordinated by the agent with the tenants.
Information provided above has been obtained from various sources which we believe to be accurate, however, Hudson Property Agents accept no liability for any errors or omissions, including but not limited to a Floorplan, lease dates, build date, land size, floor plans and size, and property condition. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and conduct their due diligence in addition to obtaining legal advice from their appointed solicitor or conveyancer.