Private bedroom
Rent amount
Singles$550 per week (incl. bills)
Date available
30 Sep 2026 for 1 month to 6 months
Bedroom size
Large bedroom (queen bed size)
Furniture
With a bed
Features
- Ensuite bathroom
- Built-in wardrobe
- Air-conditioner
- TV aerial outlet
- Desk available
Security bond
2 weeks
Home Description
Description of the home
🏡 Apartment Features
• Modern, secure building
• Balcony — perfect for coffee & fresh air
• Bills INCLUDED — electricity, water & internet
• Parking available (optional)
📍 Location Perks
• Erskineville Train Station — short walk
• Nearby bus stops for easy CBD & uni commute
• Close to café precincts, shops & local eateries
• Minutes to Newtown, UNSW, UTS & Sydney Uni (great for students)
• Near Woolworths / Convenience store
Home features
- Air-conditioning
- Cable or satellite TV
- Dishwasher
- Clothes washer
- Clothes dryer
- Study or office
- Balcony, patio or deck
- Electronic security
- Elevator / Lift
Bills and expenses
All services (Electricity, gas, water, and internet) included.
Occupants Description
Age group
25 to 30
Gender
Woman
Sexuality
Prefer not to say
Smoking at home
Non-smoker
Pets
No cat or dog
Main interests
- Art and culture
- Creative interests
- Current affairs
- Health and fitness
- Movies
- Music
- Personal development
- Reading
- Socialising
- Travel
About occupants
Who you'll be living with
Hi! I'm Art, a teacher currently heading overseas for a few months, which is why my room is up for grabs.
While I'm away, you'll be sharing the flat with two wonderful people: Hazel and Sophia.
Hazel is a Sydney Uni student in her late 20s — organised, friendly, and always on top of keeping the place neat.
Sophia is on a working holiday visa, also in her late 20s bringing a warm and easygoing energy to the flat. Between them, you've got great company without any drama.
We're a multicultural household (Vietnamese, Korean, and Australian) and we genuinely enjoy living together — but we're equally good at giving each other space. The flat is always clean and tidy, and we like to keep it that way.
We're looking for someone who:
Keeps shared spaces clean and tidy
Is respectful of others' space and routines
Is reliable and communicates openly
Short-term stays welcome — this is a great opportunity if you're a student, a traveller, or just need a comfortable and hassle-free place for a couple of months in Sydney.
Feel free to send a message — we'd love to hear a little about you!
Hi! I'm Art, a teacher currently heading overseas for a few months, which is why my room is up for grabs.
While I'm away, you'll be sharing the flat with two wonderful people: Hazel and Sophia.
Hazel is a Sydney Uni student in her late 20s — organised, friendly, and always on top of keeping the place neat.
Sophia is on a working holiday visa, also in her late 20s bringing a warm and easygoing energy to the flat. Between them, you've got great company without any drama.
We're a multicultural household (Vietnamese, Korean, and Australian) and we genuinely enjoy living together — but we're equally good at giving each other space. The flat is always clean and tidy, and we like to keep it that way.
We're looking for someone who:
Keeps shared spaces clean and tidy
Is respectful of others' space and routines
Is reliable and communicates openly
Short-term stays welcome — this is a great opportunity if you're a student, a traveller, or just need a comfortable and hassle-free place for a couple of months in Sydney.
Feel free to send a message — we'd love to hear a little about you!
Compatible people
Here's an answer to "What makes a good flatmate?" written to align with the household described above:
For me, a good flatmate is someone who keeps shared spaces clean and tidy, respects other people's space and routines, and communicates openly and reliably — that's honestly the foundation of a happy home. Hazel, Sophia and I have built exactly that kind of household, and it's made living together easy and drama-free.
Beyond that, I love flatmates who bring warmth without being overbearing — happy to chat, share a meal, or enjoy each other's company, but just as comfortable giving space when it's needed. Being part of a multicultural household has also taught me how much good communication and mutual respect matter more than everyone having the same background or habits — it's really about how considerate and reliable someone is day to day.
For me, a good flatmate is someone who keeps shared spaces clean and tidy, respects other people's space and routines, and communicates openly and reliably — that's honestly the foundation of a happy home. Hazel, Sophia and I have built exactly that kind of household, and it's made living together easy and drama-free.
Beyond that, I love flatmates who bring warmth without being overbearing — happy to chat, share a meal, or enjoy each other's company, but just as comfortable giving space when it's needed. Being part of a multicultural household has also taught me how much good communication and mutual respect matter more than everyone having the same background or habits — it's really about how considerate and reliable someone is day to day.
Description of pets
No information
Flatmate Preferences
Age group
18+
Gender
Woman
Sexuality
Any sexuality
Smoking at home
- Outside okay
Pets
Prefer no pets
Art
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