Juan is looking for flatmates in Newcastle Upon Tyne for £275 per month
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Large double room in a 2 bed upstairs flat available from July in well established house in Heaton. It´s 15/20 minutes walk from University and City Centre, and 10 minutes to Morrisons. A bus stop is close by the runs every 10 minutes to the City Centre. Local Park nearby leading through Heaton Park and City Stadium. Current housemate is easy-going and reliable professional working full time looking for similar. He has two mature and quiet little cats. If you fancy coming to see the flat or if you have any questions, don't hesitate to message/call/text/email me. Juan
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Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
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