Sophie is looking for tenants in Coolum Beach for $150 per week
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ROOM TO RENT IN COOLUM AREA Room to rent in Coolum/Yaroomba for all or any part of 9 weeks from mid-July to 19th September. Four bedroom house on quiet suburban street. Available room is the master bedroom and largest in the house. Very large room, occupies all of the top floor of the house and is furnished with a king sized bed, two bedside tables, study desk and reading chair. Private ensuite and enormous wardrobe attached. Carport spaces available under the house as well as plenty of street parking. Lockable storage shed in carport under the house. Large open living space downstairs with good sized kitchen and living room. Large balcony overlooking big tropical yard and garden, with ocean views to Mooloolaba. Herb garden, hammock and outdoor dining table on the deck. High-speed wifi internet with large data allowance. Dishwasher and washing machine. House located 2km to the beach $150 per week, with all bills included. Female applicants preferable.
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Details
Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
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