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Hi there, Sam and Alex have recently lost their third housemate and are looking for a brilliant new person to fill her room. We live in a large brick house with wooden floor-boards, large lounge and dining rooms, new kitchen, and a large backyard with fruit trees. It is close to the city (under 5km), public transport (about 100 meters from the nearest bus stop), and a foodland situated about 300meters away. The bedroom is at the front of the house with a large walk in robe. The house is fully furnised, however the bedroom is not. $150 p/w also includes internet (200gb per month shared), but not water/electricity bills. Sam (23) and Alex (26) are both male, reasonably clean, easy to get along with, and each work full time. Alex will probably also end up cooking you a few meals from time to time. We're looking for someone of a similar age who is responsible, social, reasonably clean and easy to get along with. If you're intersted, send me a message and we can catch up to show you the house and have a coffee. We have also advertised elsewhere (gumtree) Thanks, Alex Sweetman
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Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
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