ANdrew is looking for tenants in West Melbourne for $300 per week
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have your own room in the city!! 33 batman street hi mate!! We are looking for any one person or couple. we have one room (second rooms) -having a double bed -having big windows -nice view (7th floor) -Brand New and luxury hotel style -fast lift -Safety entrance and good located - Mins to coles , spensor ourlet shopping center and suthern cross station , Willam angliss, victoria market -5 Mins to tram stop (Number 70. 75. 30, 35 , 55 and 86 ) -15 Mins tothe melbourne centre, costco -two bed rooms & one bath room -funished and good quality facility.(all brand new) -fast & unlimited Internet (ADSL 2+) -Good mate living(one Austrailian guy). For detail, -Accept one person for each room -$300 (if you are single person) $320(couple) per week ,including all bills and internet. 2weeks or 4weeks pay and before 2weeks notice when leaving. -three month minimum stay -two weeks bond Bond fee. -available from 26.05 We'd love you who is gently,tidy,non-noisy,clean and not to be rude yourself. When you text me please let me know your simple information such as Name, Age, Nationality, Gender and Date to move in to start staying. If matched for you, enjoy melbourne life together. Thank you!
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Details
Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 2
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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