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1819 days ago

Flatmates WANTED

Vivek from Te Aro

Location, location, location.

4 Bedroom apartment, one minute walk to Victoria University Kelburn Campus. 5 minutes walk to CBD.

1 huge double, 3 good size single. Modern kitchen with appliances including new Fridge, dishwasher, separate laundry including washing machine and drier. The Ventilation system through out the whole house and keep the place dry and warm. Brand new bathroom, new wool carpets and curtains, Has installed heat-pump in the lounge. Includes secure garage with auto opener.

Would suit best for mature male Victoria University, quite, respect and friendly, rent on time, and clean tidy, no party people.

Double bedroom - $460 (Couple/2 ppl) per week
2 x Single bedroom - $300 per week
garage - $90 per week
expenses extra around $25-$30 per week, may get someone to come weekly to clean the place.

Pls txt me a few things about yourself. via
txt 0273416147
email kediavivek@protonmail.com

Thx, its an amazing property.

Cost of move, 4 weeks bond and 1 week rent in advance.
No pets.

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