Kerry is looking for flatmates in Parramatta Park for $250 per week
About this ad
IAM ONLY LOOKING FOR A MATURE WORKING WOMAN WHO IS VERY TIDY SMALL LIVING SPACE & appreciate privacy in NO PARTYS ALLOWED VERY QUEIT NEIGHBORHOOD I’m A VERY tidy private easy going person who likes my own space I spend a lot time at home I am only looking for a woman who works & respects others PRIVACY. REFERENCES PREFERRED PLEASE DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME APPLYING IF YOU DONT FIT THD MATCH Thankyou CONTACT Krystelle ONLY CONTACT IF YOU FIT🙏😊
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Length of Stay
- > 6 months
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Parking
- Street parking
Furnished
- Furnished
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Easy Listening
Pets Policy
- No Pets
Personality
- I keep to myself but am open to meeting new people
$250
PW
Available
27 Oct, 2026
Published
27 Oct, 2026
Listed by
Kerry
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