Flatmate /Tennent wanted Farmcove Available S220 pw Bond $220 available now
Double-sized bedroom, just been repainted -new drapes _ Quiet street -at end of cul-de-sac -all night security lights. Unlimited fast fibre internet
5 bedroom- currently 2 people here -parking on and off site
2-minute walk to Farmcove shops - Room has Fibre cable and Tv bracket
fully furnished house except no bed in the spare room at the moment
Great outdoor patio area .
Utilities Approx. $20 per week, includes power-water= internet
Both of us have been here about 7 years, rooms available as the last one moved out after 5 years, shifted to Waikato
Prefer a long-term person
My main thing is no Dramas, No P users. just want someone who has a nice nature, pays rent on time, tidy and willing to help with cleaning, and gets on well with other people, and you can call this place home
I also have a spare room that could be used if someone is a solo parent
Phone, text or email Gary
0274538328
brookinggary@xtra.co,nz
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