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Hi, Unfortunatly in June I'll go back to my country and my bed will be available. The room is big (it was a living room, so you can imagine the size of it). IT'S A SHARED ROOM About your new roommate: She is Turkish, really sweet, friendly, good listener, clean, responsible, professional. Anything you need she'll help you for sure. About the house: - 2 kitchens - 3 bathrooms - garden with bbq - washing and dry machine - 1 living room - all bills included (gas, water, electricity, council tax, internet) - any problem with the house you just need to send an email to agency and they'll send a person to fix it (with no cost for you) Rent: 101£ per week (bills included) If you wanna see more photos just tell me and I'll send you. If you are interested please send me an email and we'll arrange a view. Don't miss this oportunity
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Details
Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Music Preferences
- Rock
- Disco
- Easy Listening
- Techno / Dance
- Drum 'n' Bass
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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