Short Term Rent of one or two rooms
Private upstairs big en-suite viewing the sea. Two decks turning out to nice sea view and Rangitoto and the other deck in to the pool and tropical landscape garden. Queen bed, mini lounge, office, deck, separate toilet and bathroom with Spa. You also have your own Fridge/freezer/coffee maker and TV/Netflix/light-box and free internet.
If more then 2 adults I can set up another single bed in the room or I have an extra small room downstairs for another couple or kids.
This room downstairs is also available to rent only, have own toilet but have to share shower.
The upstairs room is private, but share kitchen downstairs with two professional sweet mature guys who live down the other end of the house, and hardly never home. Downstairs do also have share dinning, lounge with a fireplace, table tennis and heaps of outdoor spaces with a swimming pool. All modern and perfect location close to the water, 2 min walk to Rothesay Bay beach and 5 min walk to Browns Bay beach and village. 10 min drive to city to Albany mall and 20 min to Auckland city.
The en-suite is only short term and minimum 3 nights.
Per night $130 for one person. Extra person per night $40
Per week $480 for one person. Extra person per week $150
The small room downstairs is $300 a week. If combine with upstairs room $200 a week.
This room is first available from 18 Oct 2018
Please email Susanne on Susanne@littlemermaid.co.nz for more information and if you like to see the place before making up your mind.
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