5 Hilliard Street

Ormiston QLD 4160

Outdoor living is a breeze with the expansive alfresco area, providing the perfect backdrop for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet family moments amidst the tranquility of the leafy surrounds. Side access for those with extra recreational vehicles or equipment, complemented by a spacious double garage.

This property sits proudly on a low maintenance 607 square metre block. With its prime position, residents will find themselves within arm's reach of local amenities, including reputable schools such as Ormiston College and a selection of shops and eateries at The Village at Wellington Point.

Embrace the opportunity to reside in this charming abode, where comfort meets convenience in one of Ormiston's most sought-after streets, and enjoy the peaceful yet connected lifestyle that this beautiful home has to offer.

Disclosure statement: Please carefully read and understand the following information before engaging in any agreements.

Service Nature:
Our services are limited to facilitating a "let only" agreement. This means that our role is to assist in securing a suitable tenant for the property, and once a lease agreement is established, the ongoing management responsibilities will be transitioned to the Archdiocesan Services - Property & Building.

Property Management Office:
Subsequent to the lease agreement, the property will be managed by the Archdiocesan Services - Property & Building. Any concerns, queries, or ongoing property management matters should be directed to their office.

Lease Term:
The Lessor explicitly states a preference for a lease term ranging from 6 to 9 months only.

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