Flat for Rent
Flat for Rent – Island Bay
A cozy home for winter.
I am looking for a short to long term renter for my unit which I normally run as an air bnb.
It’s a 1 bedroom unit in Island Bay, overlooking Cook Strait, and is available for rent until the spring, possibly longer. Fully self-contained with your own entrance, it has a full kitchen, bathroom, living room with a balcony, and one bedroom. It’s fully furnished, has good heating, and is presented to air bnb standards.
The balcony adjoins mine and I have 2 dogs who will bark at first and then fall in love with the occupants if encouraged
The internal stairs are steep so that needs to be considered. It's suitable for one person or a couple but not children.
Rental is $525 per week plus power with a bond of $1,500. Wifi is free.
10-minute walk to the local shops. The number 29 bus stops across the street or walk 5 mins to get the more Number 1.
Get in touch JoElle 021519920
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