Do you work in retail, tourism or the general services of Karratha?
Then these one bedroom unfurnished modern apartments are ideal for you. With the apartments in the centre of the City they will offer you convenience and style with a dishwasher and dryer included. Enjoy all that Karratha has to offer right on your doorstep, with restaurants, shops and the Karratha City Shopping Centre all within walking distance.
Being low maintenance you will have plenty of time to entertain out on your balcony. No pets are permitted
Very affordable at $280.00 plus utilities. Please note that there is an eligibility criteria for these apartments and you must meet all the requirements. Only 6 month leases will be accepted. Please contact our office on 08 9185 2444 before submitting an application form to ensure you meet the criteria.
Click on the link below to apply & book a viewing.
https://2apply.com.au/agency/rwkarratha
ADVERTISING PHOTOS ARE NOT OF UNIT 5 BUT ALL ARE VERY SIMILAR WITH SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT LAYOUTS.
This property at 5/16 Karratha Terrace, Karratha is a one bedroom, one bathroom house listed for rent by Shani Jose at Ray White Karratha.
It is currently listed for rent at '$280 Weekly'.
For more information about Karratha, including rental data, facts, property ownership types, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Karratha profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Shani Jose regarding 5/16 Karratha Terrace, Karratha, please call 08 9185 2444 or contact the agent via email.
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Tenant checkLocated in the Pilbara district, 1535 kilometres north of Perth, the townsite of Karratha derives its name from the pastoral station from which the land was resumed to create the townsite. It was gazetted in 1969, and was developed by the government to provide land for the community supporting the Pilbara iron ore industry established in the region in the 1960s.
The names suggested for this townsite were Tanga-tanga, Hearson, Dixon, Nickol and Karratha. Karratha was chosen by the Nomenclature Advisory Committee, and was approved by the Minister for Lands who approved in 1968. Karratha is an Aboriginal word meaning "good country" or "soft earth".