Flat for Rent – Island Bay
I am looking for a short-term renter for my unit which is normally an air bnb. 6 March to 24 April.
This is a cool little pad situated on Wellington’s south coast in Island Bay. It is available for rent from 6 March to 24 April. It is fully furnished and self-contained with your own entrance, a full kitchen, bathroom, living room, one bedroom and a balcony. It 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.
Parking is directly across the road in a huge free car park and I have Ebikes are available for hire.
Rental is $525 per week plus power. 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 joellenz@gmail.com
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