Brett is looking for share accommodation in Perth, North Perth, Leederville, Daglish, Subiaco, Nedlands, Claremont for $200 per week
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Hi! I am looking for somewhere to live with friendly people that are good to get along with. I enjoy keeping fit (swimming) and like getting in the garden, as well as doing a bit of cooking. I typically work office hours and am pretty social, so I don't mind a beer/wine at the end of the week, but nothing too crazy. I would be happy to live in a share house with three or more people. Please let me know if you have a spare room!
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Disco
- Easy Listening
- Jazz
- Techno / Dance
- Drum 'n' Bass
- Indie
- Classical
Pets Policy
- Pet Iguanas Ok
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Brett
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