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1864 days ago

St Heliers 2 Bedrooms house for rent

Anndrey from St Heliers

Hi there,

We are moving out and we are looking for someone to replace us in this great 2 bedrooms place in an awesome location.
Address is Harvey Place, St Helliers, one bathroom, covered carport with big storage and a sunny fenced balcony.

Rent $570 p week + average bills.
Move in costs: 3 weeks bond + 1 week in advance.
Garden maintenance is included in the rent.
Unfurnished.
Preferred moving date 29/11.

If you are interested in viewing the place, feel free to call or text me anytime on 02108333759 or email
Anndreycarpes@hotmail.com

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