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π ROOM FOR RENT β REDFERN | $400 PER WEEK π Apartment on Gibbons Street, Redfern NSW 2016 Looking for a male housemate to share a modern 2-bedroom apartment in an incredibly convenient Redfern location. The apartment is on the 7th floor and is only around 200m from Redfern Train Station and local shops, with easy access to the Sydney CBD and airport. ποΈ Room includes: β’ Double bed β’ Built-in wardrobe β’ Ceiling fan β’ Your own private bedroom π‘ Shared areas: β’ Shared bathroom β’ Fully equipped kitchen β’ Living room β’ BBQ area on Level 3 β’ Rooftop area π° $400 per week β Electricity & water included Looking for: β’ One respectful, clean and considerate male housemate β’ Single occupant only β’ No couples β’ No dogs or cats π Please note: There is no onsite parking. The apartment is in a fantastic location for anyone working in the CBD, airport or surrounding areas, with public transport, shops and everything you need right on your doorstep. π© If youβre interested, send me a message with when youβre looking to move in. Exact address details will be provided to genuine prospective tenants when arranging a viewing. Serious enquiries only.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Length of Stay
- > 6 months
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Parking
- No parking available
- Street parking
Furnished
- Partly furnished
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
- Pet Iguanas Ok
$400
PW
Available
19 Aug, 2026
Published
20 Aug, 2026
Listed by
Eric
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$400
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