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2365 days ago

boarders wanted

Mike from Fairfield

Hi neighbours my friend is looking at getting in boarders for her home there is 3 rooms to choose from the smallest room is going for 200 the middle sized room is going for 215 and the master bedroom is going for 230 they are all fully furnished with queen sized beds writing desks and draws for your clothes there is free wifi and the first $100 in power is free anything over and above the $100 will be split between the boarders and you supply your own food.
they would prefer someone between 30 and 50 (male) with full time employment prefered asian and of christian belief no smokers no drugs and no alcohol and no pets.
The house is right across from the chartwell mall so you have everything at your fingertips.
The house has a open fireplace a dvs system to keep the house dry in the winter and cool in the summer also has smoke detectors and a security system.

If you are interested please txt or phone 0220668817

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