Home for Boarders/Flatmates - Available Now!!!
[1] Location of property - Henderson Heights.
[2] Property available date & how long - Available now
[3] Shared Furnishing/facilities available (Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, internet (unlimited broadband), WiFi, washing machine, TV, Sky, desk, table, chair, etc.)
Own double room with double size closet/ double bed to be provided if requested or come with own bed.
[4] Amenities in area – Shops – 2 minutes walk
[5] Bills: Utility bills inclusive
[6] Parking facilities – Off-street parking
[7] Ideal boarder/flatmate – Female student/working or referred by WINZ
[8] No. of rooms in home/bathroom/toilet bowl/shower/bathtub – 4 Bedrooms/ 2 showers/1 bathtub/ 2 toilets
[9] Kitchen facilities – Shared pantry, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, stove, oven
[10] Sitting room facilities – Lounge suite, Sky TV, Study area extending from lounge
[11] Double bedroom / No. of rooms available - 1
[12] Laundry facilities – Washing machine and dryer
[13] Storage area – Lots of storage in a locked garage.
[14] Outside yard/garden – Large private deck at rare of the house
[15] Bond required / minimum stay –
2-weeks bond / 12-weeks minimum stay
[16] Rent per wk - $180
[17] Non-smoking
[18] Single without kids
[19] Pets not allowed
[20] Current total flatmates in the house (adults/children – Family of 3 adults and 1 child)
[21] Need for reference checks – One referee & a next-of-kin needed
[22] Any other description – The house is a few steps from bus stops to Westgate, Henderson and City. Train stations are 10 – 15 minute’s walk.
Able-Thomas Property Management Services NZ Limited
Website: [www.able-thomas.com]
The business that brings Property Owners/Investors, Landlords, Tenants, Flatmates, Boarders, Homestay & Tradespeople together to make happy, enjoyable & prosperous homes
Registered Company in New Zealand for Business & GST.
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