Carolyn is looking for tenants in Port Macquarie for $350 per week
About this ad
Shared accommodation, seeking a mature working female , non smokers, clean & tidy
This advertiser has selected Share Accommodation as a feature of this ad.
This means that the property is a share accommodation household, or the accommodation seeker is happy to live in share accommodation with other tenants. Terms and conditions may apply on the property, and suitable checks should be carried out.
This advertiser has selected Rental Property as a feature of this ad.
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
- Share Accommodation
- Rental Property
Length of Stay
- 0-1 month
- 1-6 months
- > 6 months
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- Backpacker
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Parking
- Car space
Furnished
- Furnished
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Easy Listening
Pets Policy
- No Pets
$350
PW
Available
20 Jun, 2026
Published
21 Apr, 2026
Listed by
Carolyn
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