Jodie is looking for flatmates in Cooks Hill for $250 per week
This listing is archived
It’s no longer available and isn’t accepting enquiries.
About this ad
This house is in prime location- Union Street, Cooks Hill. Opposite Aldi. 5min walk to Darby street, The Junction, Market Town and even Bar Beach. Off street parking- space for 1 car. Room has its own HUGE bathroom, single shower, twin sink & built in double cupboards and sealing fan. Room will come with a queen bed, bed side table, set of draws (6), and full length mirror & bench seat. Room is available from 22nd December 2014 to 1st March 2015 (2 months sub-let), rent two weeks in advance- due on Thursdays. Utilities included in rent. You would be sharing with a 33yr old female (nurse) and two 14yr old girls (high school)- who would also prefer a female flat mate.
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.
Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
Listed by
Jodie
View →
Identity not verified. Be careful when messaging and sharing personal information. Learn more →
Tips, guides and renter resources (more on our blog)
You Brought Someone Home Last Night To The Sharehouse. Should You Have Told Your Flatmates?
But somewhere between the front door and your bedroom, you walked past the kitchen, the living room, the laptop your flatmate left on the couch, and the keys hanging by the door. And your new friend, who you’ve known for approximately four hours, walked right through all of it. This is the part nobody really talks about.
Read more →
Interviewing potential flatmates
There are endless questions you can ask, depending on what your interests are, and also the interests of the other flatmates. They may have questions for you, depending on their interests. Don’t forget they are sussing you out, as much as you are sussing them.
Read more →
Difficult Flatmate? A Share House Guide to Trust, Safety, and Moving On
Rents are up, vacancy is tight, and the average housemate arrangement now has real stakes riding on it: your home, your sleep, your mental health, sometimes your safety, and a rental history that's not easy to rebuild if it gets bent out of shape. When a flatmate situation goes bad, a xylophone is no longer the answer.
Read more →