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2790 days ago

2 BDRM unit for rent in northland

Sarah from Northland

Discounted rent to 400/ wk( I'll pay you 75 per week) and you can pay the landlord 475. Available 2nd sept in the late afternoons until late January.
Furnished or unfurnished.
In Wellington college,girls high and onslow college zones.
Northland school only 900m away.
Onbus route 13,22,23.
Only thing you will need if furnished is a washing machine and fridge or payment 49 per fortnight as I currently rent these.
View anytime on weekends or after 6pm atnight weekdays.
Will be professionally cleaned 2 sept in the morning. Contact Sarah or pm me 0204727245

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