9 Results: share mate in Western Australia

• 1 Bathroom
• Houseshare

Fully furnished 2 rooms for rent in Haynes, Armadale. Unlimited wifi, and utility bills (water, electricity and gas)are included, rent per week is $200. Bathroom and kitchen to be shared with other share mate. Ideal for 2 friends. Separate entrance provided. Street parking spots available, this is a safe neighbourhood. Smoking is prohibited inside the house, smoking is allowed outside (designated) area.

• 2 Bathrooms
• Houseshare

Hi, we’re looking for a new house mate to join Blake (35), Gina (34), and Sergio (34) in a large Kinross home. Located on a quiet street and just 2 minutes away from the local shops, Currambine train station, and the beach it is a great place to live. The rent includes all the bills, air conditioning, and NBN Wi-Fi. The room comes lightly furnished, but change it how you like. Lodgement also includes free use of a spacious living area with a pool table and large dining table; a fully equipped k

• 1 Bathroom
• Flatshare

Single room available near Christchurch park in Currambine Fully furnished. (bed, tallboy, bedside table and desk & chair). All Tile floor(clean and cool) $210per week for single. All amenities bills are included (water, electricity and unlimited internet). Lakeside shopping centre and Currambine shopping centre are located in 5mins Woolworths. Coles. Aldi. Farmer jacks (easy grocery shopping) Ideal for ECU students Students only. Prefer Asians. Share kitchen and living area with other

• 1 Bathroom
• Houseshare

Belmont forum across the road, bus stop, parks and gardens, library, pool etc next door. rent includes gas electric water and internet. Looking to share with other gay guy or bi guy, seeking house mate only please do not message me with your weird ideas.

• 2 Bathrooms
• Houseshare

Female home owner seek to share with one other FEMALE. Must be working and or studying. I have 2 small dogs, well behaved and friendly. Great location, walking distance to shops and bus stop. Close to Perth CBD ,approx 9.5 kms. Air conditioning, internet, prime and Stan. Rent includes all utility bills. Must be clean and prepare to clean on a regular basis. Will not need to share bathroom or toilet with any one else. Feel free to text if you want more info. Kelly

• 2 Bathrooms
• Houseshare

Due to my rent increase I’m looking for a lady to share house, must be reliable, trustworthy & tidy I’m 57yrs old I work Monday-Friday, if suitable I will need to provide your details to my realestate agent, I’m quiet & easy going & looking for the same no party animals, you will have your own room & bathroom, very close to Forestlakes shopping centre & right near bus route, looking for a female to share must be working, 310 per week including bills, easy access to the city, kind regards Tanya

• 2 Bathrooms
• Houseshare

1 flatmate wanted to share a house in Brabham with 1 44 year old male and 1 dog. Close to Ellenbrook shops has air con full kitchen cieling fan in bedroom built in wardrobe the room has never been lived in storage room and garage space.Must be working non smoker and no heavy drinkers no drugs another dog would be fine but cats and birds as my dog would go nuts.

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