Two flatmates in Mermaid Waters looking for a third
About this ad
Fully furnished room with kitchen and private bathroom and shower. Waterfront complex with 2 pools and a tennis court. Close to Bond university, local shops & major shopping centre, bus, sporting clubs & facilities close by, 5 mins to Miami Beach. Couples or single accepted.
There are currently two flatmates living here.
This advertiser has selected Rental Property as a feature of this ad.
This means that the property is being advertised as a rental property where prospective tenants would probably need to sign a rental agreement with the landlord or the real eastate agent. As an accommodation seeker, the advertiser is requesting a rental property as opposed to moving in to share accommodation.
Details
Rental Type
- Rental Property
Length of Stay
- > 6 months
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
- Granny Flat
- Student Accommodation
Parking
- Street parking
Furnished
- Furnished
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- No Pets
$400
PW
Available
3 Oct, 2026
Published
21 Oct, 2026
Listed by
Evon
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