Stephanie is looking for tenants in Canning Vale for $150 per week
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This house will have a room to rent available towards the end of August. Its a spacious, modern, new, 4x2 house with a theater. The house will be furnished apart from your room and please note these are the original photos of the property. The house is currently occupied which is why no current photos are available. Same same though :) Rent will be $150 a week (excluding bills) with a $600 bond required. We are essentially looking for an under 30 Male who either works FIFO or full time that is tidy and reliable. You will be living among side two other females who are in their early 20's. If this is something you are interested in please contact me direct and ill be happy to answer any more questions you may have. Thanks :)
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Details
Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- No Pets
Personality
- I keep to myself but am open to meeting new people
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Stephanie
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