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I have a second bedroom for rent in my newly leased apartment in Clovelly/Randwick. It's minutes from the beach (Clovelly & Coogee) and easy to stroll to shops and local restaurants. Public Transport (Bus Stop) is right out side of the building and plenty of off street parking (unlimited) is available. The room is available now and is unfurnished and can easily accomodate a queens sized bed. There are no built in wardrobes. The carpets have recetly been cleaned. I have the rest of the apartment furnished so need to bring anything else. Bills are not included in rent and will be spilt two ways (Power Bill & Internet) There are two coin operated washing machines downstairs and a large outdoor drying area in the back communal court yard. There is a balcony with a lovely leafy outlook. Kitchen fully equipped with new microwave and fridge. Non Smokers only and no couples. I'm looking for a fun loving, out going and laid back flat mate just like myself between the ages of 23-35. I enjoy cooking, exercise, the beach, social events and good company. I work in the Child Care industry. Feel free to contact me for futher information if needed.
Details
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Easy Listening
- Indie
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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Sophie
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