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Room available from 31st may 2015 Room available for a female for single occupancy in a spacious , well ventitaled 3BK in Madhapur (behind tata Docomo store). The room has an attached washroom with gyser and an attached balcony, 1 cot , 2 cupboards and a dressing table. Other amenities: TV, Fridge, Washing Machine , dining Table, Fully setup kitchen. Lift , 2/4 wheeler parking available. 24x7 water supply, 50 meters from the main road. Very safe and secure society.Maid available for cleaning. Total Rent per month is 19000 (including maintenance) : ( approx 6340 per head) Rent for TV , Fridge and Washing Machine 1650 per month (550 per head) house Rent , electricity charges, maid charges and rent for tv fridge and washing machine to be divided equally among all three flatmates. Security deposit 13300
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Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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