Ainsley is looking for a flatmate in Spring Hill for $150 per week
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ROOM FOR RENT $150 pw Hey Guys, Room for rent in the leafy suburb of Kelvin Grove. It is a 7 minute walk from QUT Kelvin Grove, 3 min drive to the urban village with a woolies, handful of takeaway spots and a bottle-o as well as adequate public transport all through the area (predominately buses). The house is pretty chilled but everyone enjoys sharing the occasional meal and lounge room chats. You share the house with 3 others all in their 20's and are super friendly! Room itself has a ceiling fan, carpeted floors and built in wardrobe for all your storage needs Rent is $150 pw + split communal bills Available from Jan 15th Feel free to send me a pm for an inspection or any other questions.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
Property Type
- House
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
- Pet birds Ok (in a cage)
- Pet Iguanas Ok
- Pet Snakes Ok
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