Are you a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident who receives one of the following benefits through Work and Income New Zealand?

• New Zealand Superannuation
  
• Veteran's Pension
  
• Supported Living Payment (for a long-term or permanent health condition) that requires assisted living in predominantly aged care group of units and only whilst on the Supported Living Payment
  

We have two comfortable, well-maintained one-bedroom flats available in a quiet Kennedy Crescent location.



Property Features

• 1 bedroom per unit
  
• Open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area with heat pump
  
• Combined bathroom and toilet
  
• Separate laundry room
  
• Lawns included in the rent
  

Costs

• Rent: $196 per week (as per Waimate District Council Fees and Charges)
  
• Bond: 4 weeks' rent
  
• Rent in advance: 1 week's rent
  

• Must be able to provide a doctor's letter confirming you are capable of independent self-care
  
• Landlord or character reference required
  

Eligibility

Please note these units are rates-assisted housing. Applicants who have recently sold a property and/or have significant savings, assets, or financial resources that enable them to pay market rent may not be eligible for these units.

All applications are subject to an assessment and approval process.



Currently 2 available



For Further Information or to Apply



Talia Holden

LJ Hooker Waimate

Phone: (03) 689 7974 or 027 689 7974

Email: rentals.waimate@ljhooker.co.nz



Disclaimer:

This information has been supplied by the owners and Corelogic. LJ Hooker Timaru, Geraldine and Waimate are merely passing over this information as supplied to us. We cannot guarantee its accuracy and reliability as we have not checked, audited or reviewed the information. All intending purchasers are advised to conduct their own due diligence investigation into this information. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we do not accept any responsibility to any part for the accuracy or use of the information herein. Enting Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008).