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Hi. I'm seeking a vegetarian, non-drinker/smoker to share my beautiful home in Maleny town. Looking for someone who meditates or practices yoga or similar and has a quiet, organic lifestyle. Prefer someone full-time working or studying. The house is fully furnished including the bedroom. It’s a large room with WIR, queen bed and ceiling fan. Shared bathroom and toilet (not in the same room), media room, spacious undercover patio, open plan lounge/dining and well-equipped kitchen. Outside you'll find lots of beautiful gardens set in quiet surroundings. There's on-street parking in a safe street and it’s a short walk to town and to the local bus stop. Rent is $190 p.w. plus utilities ($15 p.w. - power, water and 40Mb NBN) and shared essentials ($5 p.w. - cleaning and laundry products, toilet paper, robovac, water filter). Bond is 4 weeks rent ($720) and I’m happy to use REIQ for this. Four week trial period. Thanks and have a great New Year everyone ❤
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Length of Stay
- > 6 months
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- House
Parking
- Street parking
Furnished
- Furnished
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- No Pets
Personality
- I keep to myself but am open to meeting new people
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Drew
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