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I am looking to rent a room alone in a 2BHK or a #BHK apartment with other flatmates. i simply need my privacy and prefer to sleep alone in my room. I will be sharing the cost all other amenities ofcourse and i need AC, Geyser and Cooking facilities which is a must for me. I maybe a student but I have worked for 2 years at Ahmebad in a BPO where I worked 1 year as a team member and 1 year as a Team Leader. Now I am back in college to continue my studies and having lived alone for a long time, I cannot go back and live in Hostel or a PG where a person cannot have his peace of mine. If you have similar arrangements, please do contact me
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4+
Smoking Policy
- Smoking ok inside
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Easy Listening
Pets Policy
- Goldfish Ok
- Pet birds Ok (in a cage)
- Pet Iguanas Ok
- Pet Cats Ok
- Pet Dogs Ok
- Pet Snakes Ok
- No Pets
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Deryck
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