James is looking for flatmates in Southampton for £320 per month
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Double room available in two bed flat in North Front, located in City centre just 2 minutes walk form high street and 10 minutes form train station. The flat is spacious for a city centre flat with separate rooms including a two bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and split lough. Also has a out door area ideal for BBQs or just chilling out in the summer. Some rooms are due to be refit including the double room. Good land lords and a very chilled area to live in. There are parking spaces available. The flat has always been popular so the ideal Tennant would need to act fast. Looking for some one who can move in by the end of Jun. price is £320 not including bills No deposit needed, just the first and last month's rent up front.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Easy Listening
- Jazz
- Classical
- Country Music
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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