Daniel is looking for flatmates in Indooroopilly for $150 per week
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Room for rent in Indooroopilly, Average sized room with built in wardrobes, large living areas, friendly and secure street. Good sized backyard. Two story, Two bathroom. 1 Minute walk to bus stop. Located on Coverdale Street. About 20 minutes walk to Indooroopilly shops/Train. It is an older style house, a little rough around the edges, but maintained in a way that is neat and tidy, and very livable. Have been living here for 6 years, have had many positive share house experiences in that time, and would like to keep that trend going. Would likely only suit someone who had a car. Smoking outdoors only. Looking for a housemate between 22 and 35, sociable and friendly, preferably working, or part time study/working. House comes Furnished, the room is unfurnished. You will be sharing with a sociable 27yr old carpenter, easy going, always keen for a chat and a beer after a hard days work. No Couples, Rent Includes all amentities, Electricity, Gas, and Unlimited Wireless Internet. Bond is $600 Available for short or long term stay. All I ask is 4 weeks notice before you intend to move on.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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