grayson is looking for flatmates in East Melbourne for $275 per week
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About this ad
Opportunity to snap up a room in East Melbourne's leafy Wellington Gardens complex. Stones throw away from the City, MCG, Fed Square, Flinders St Station, Botanical gardens, Yarra River and Richmond. Apartment is fully furnished. Euro laundry. Fully equipped Kitchen. Split level penthouse apartment, 3 bedrooms, (one available with shared bathroom with bedroom 2) 2 X Balcony, 2X bathroom, open plan kitchen and living with formal meals area. Access to 2 x Gym, 2x Pool, Sauna, Spa and car spaces.
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
- 4+
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
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