Room available to rent – $130 p/w
Hi, I’m (1 female mid fifties who really loves her gentle pets (cat & small dog) looking for a long term, (1 year +), flatmate, who’s 45yrs+ for a large sunny room with wardrobe. King single bed there can be used or removed. Near Queens Square. 10 mins walk to New World. Hastings. Off street parking available. $130 p/w includes everything except food and toiletries including unlimited internet. Must help out with the household cleaning and be honest, reliable & an effective communicator. No smokers or pets. All applicants are required to provide a NZ police check (which means you will have to have been in New Zealand for at least a year) and 2 phone references and have good, understandable spoken English. Available now but I want some-one who is in no rush so we can firstly have a few video calls to see if we're suitable. You'll need to messenger me on my FB name of : Marmaduke Patrick (rather than leaving a comment here or anywhere else otherwise I will miss your inquiry).
If you are interested and tell me about yourself and we could organise a time to online chat via face time. This is a gentle, quiet home in Hastings
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