Majella is looking for tenants in Ascot Vale for $188 per week
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My name is Majella & my flatmate is Amy, we are looking for an easy going flatmate to fill our spare room in Ascot Vale. I'm 25 & work as a nurse, Amy is 22 & works as a primary school teacher. We have a two story unit with 2 balconies, two bathrooms, 3 bedrooms & shared living, kitchen & laundry space. We are close to public transport, the Marybinong River & a 5 minute drive to Highpoint Shopping Centre. There is also underground parking and storage space available. We are both very easy to live with, like to keep things tidy & respect each others privacy.
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Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
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