Boarder/Flatmate wanted
Hi the house is in Maunu with a bush at the back of a 100sqm deck and a farm where you are allowed to go for walks. It's not far from town and at the end of a cul de sac. We get all sorts of different bush birds at different times and it is very peaceful and private.
I am seeking a female boarder/flatmate for either a short or long-term stay.
You have a choice of bedroom 1 at $175pw or bedroom 2 also has a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite at the opposite end of the house, with a lovely garden&bush view out the window for only an extra $20pw. There is also a dove who frequents near the window as I feed it seeds and in the garden, the magnolia is starting to flower.
Unlimited internet is included, as is water rates. Share power and do your own food. Not suitable for night shift workers, sorry.
Phone or text 027 5141 394 to find out more or you can just come and meet me and take a look. :-) Cheers, Jo
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