Room availableHuntlyListed byLiz

Liz is looking for a tenant in Huntly for $320 per week

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Own Room

Own Bathroom

Shared Living

Shared Kitchen

About this ad

I am a professional woman in my 50s renting a 3 bedroom home. The home is fully furnished and I have two small indoor dogs. I am looking for a woman to share with me for approximately 3-6 months. You would have your own room with a built in wardrobe, queen bed and bedside table. I have my own ensuite and there is a large bathroom which I may use sometimes. The kitchen is shared, there are two living areas. I work from home but am away once-twice a week in Melbourne for work. Your rent would include unlimited wifi, all utilities and a car space. The home has all the modern conveniences. Happy to discuss food/groceries and what that would look like.

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This means that the property is being advertised as a rental property where prospective tenants would probably need to sign a rental agreement with the landlord or the real eastate agent. As an accommodation seeker, the advertiser is requesting a rental property as opposed to moving in to share accommodation.

Details

Rental Type

Rental Property

Length of Stay

1-6 months

Number of Bedrooms

Property Type

House

Parking

Car space

Accessibility

Wheelchair Friendly
Low vision friendly
Hard of hearing friendly

Furnished

Furnished

Smoking Policy

Smoking only outside

Music Preferences

Rock
Disco
Easy Listening
Country Music

Pets Policy

No Pets

Personality

I keep to myself but am open to meeting new people

$320

Available

6 Feb, 2026

Published

21 Jan, 2026

Listed by

Liz

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