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Looking for a housemate
Single ensuite room available in our lovely three-bedroom house in Didsbury. Five-minute walk from city centre. Move in from 1 June. Shared kitchen and living room with two female housemates, no parking, £600 a month excluding bills. No pets. Contact 07890 123456 for viewing.
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LOOKING FOR HOUSEMATE
One furnished single bedroom in 4-bedroom house in Lower Shotover. 4-min drive to PaknSave and Airport, 15-min drive to Queenstown center. This is a quiet house, you're gonna share the kitchen, living room, and bathroom with another 2 girls who are in mid twenties and the owner (single lady from South America). Only day-time-working person is considered, sorry. Available 26th Sep, please sent DM for more infor or viewing.
I prefer to live alone because I feel more comfortable and independent that way. In shared accommodation, you often have to compromise on your privacy and personal space.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A HOUSEMATE!
A single room is available for tree-bedroom house in this building, the living room and kitchen, bathroom are shared.
Move in from 1 may A parking space available.
Rent is €300 a month, including bills.
No pets.
Please contact me for more information 0334531454
its very cool men
I would rather live on my own than share my space with someone else, as I genuinely value my privacy and find peace and quiet essential to my well-being.
I consider myself lucky in life because, apart from three years, I have always lived in a community.
I prefer to live alone , but the bills not opine the same.
I think it depends on the situation. When I move to a new city or country, it is better to live in a shared house. You do not have to pay all the bills alone, and you can meet new people and exchange experiences with them. However, after some time, when you become more settled and financially stable, I think it is better to live alone because you have more privacy and independence.