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Hi there, My name is Fernanda, I am 35 years old,work full time and I am looking for a flatmate or couple to share a unit in Maroubra Beach. It is a very nice place,one block from the beach,from cafés and public transport. Its a 2 bedrooms apartment,with 2 balconies,a good size living room with kitchen. If you're looking for something like that,please make contact.
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Details
Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Easy Listening
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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Fernanda
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