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Hi! We are Alee (21) and Eden (20) are looking for another housemate to complete our apartment. We are both studying a Bachelor of Music Performance, and working part-time. We enjoy socialising, seeing gigs, going out for food, listening to music etc. About the house: It is an older-style spacious apartment, with wooden floors and high ceilings, open-plan living areas, a front porch and a large backyard which is partly covered with a clothesline. The house is located within short walking distance to St Kilda/Acland Street, and a very short walk from Elwood Beach and St Kilda Botanical gardens. We are also located extremely close to all public transport, with a short ride from Chapel St in Prahran and all supermarkets, clothing stores, bars and cafes. Hope to hear from you soon!
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Easy Listening
- Jazz
- Techno / Dance
- Drum 'n' Bass
- Indie
- Classical
- Country Music
Pets Policy
- Pet Cats Ok
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Alexandra
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