282 available 3-bedroom houses for rent in Waitākere Ranges

282 available 3-bedroom houses to rent in Waitākere Ranges found

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent for a 3-bedroom house in Waitākere Ranges?

The average monthly rent for a 3-bedroom house in Waitākere Ranges is approximately 2903 NZ$. Rental prices typically range between 620 NZ$ and 4301 NZ$, depending on the house size, neighborhood, and included amenities. These homes are ideal for medium-sized families, home offices, or tenants who need additional rooms for guests or hobbies.

What is the average size of a 3-bedroom house in Waitākere Ranges?

On average, a 3-bedroom house in Waitākere Ranges has a floor area of around 455 m². These homes typically include three bedrooms, a large living room, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and sometimes a garage, backyard, or patio area. They offer plenty of space for families or shared living.

How many 3-bedroom houses are currently for rent in Waitākere Ranges?

Currently, there are 282 3-bedroom houses available for rent in Waitākere Ranges. You can explore listings on Findallrentals and filter by price, district, or features such as parking, pet policy, or number of bathrooms.

Do tenants have to pay property tax when renting a house?

No, tenants generally do not pay property tax directly when renting a house. Property taxes are the responsibility of the homeowner or landlord. However, landlords may factor these costs into the monthly rent, so it’s good to be aware of how rent compares to similar listings in the area.

Where in Waitākere Ranges are most 3-bedroom houses located?

The neighborhoods with the most 3-bedroom houses in Waitākere Ranges are Waitākere, and Titirangi. These districts are favored for their peaceful surroundings, access to schools, and availability of green spaces. Many families prefer these areas for their balance of space, community, and services.