tom is looking for flatmates in Cloverdale for $50 per day
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-PICTURE 1 A fully funished queen room with TV,aircon, shared bath & toilet, $60/single night ,$55/multiple nights,$330/week. NO BILLS ALL LINENS PROVIDED FREE WIFI -PICTURE 2 A fully funished double room with TV,aircon, shared bath & toilet, $60/single night ,$50/multiple nights,$300/week. NO BILLS ALL LINENS PROVIDED FREE WIFI --PICTURE 3 A fully funished queen room with TV,aircon, shared bath & toilet, $60/single night ,$55/multiple nights,$330/week. NO BILLS ALL LINENS PROVIDED FREE WIFI (seperate house 343 alexander rd belmont) -BOOKINGS: A nunrefundable $70 deposit is required to book in ( Part of the payment).$100 bond is required on check in , which you will get back on check out. Room payment is nunrefundalbe as you will always make payment in advance. Photo id is required on check in, no id no admission. It is just 3 klms to the airport ($16 taxi fare), 7 klms to city, bus 37,38, 99,288 to city, 15 munites, 200 metres to bus stops, belmont forum shopping ctre, swimming pool, gym. We provide accommodation for FIO people too, even if just one night. We provide friendly, clean, nice accommdation and have a good commendations for years
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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