Melbourne short-term accom?
Nov 2nd 2009, 1:55 am
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Melbourne short-term accom?
looking for a place for approx 2 weeks, commutable for the CBD-any suggestions?
Nov 2nd 2009, 2:55 am
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
Try Moving to Melbourne or realestate.com
Most short term places in Melbourne would be commutable otherwise they are probably marketing themselves as Rural victoria or mornington.
Did you have details about number of rooms, budget, particular areas you might consider for long term move? ie if your doing a reccie might be worth being located as close as possible to both cbd and places you would be buying in?
Nov 2nd 2009, 5:43 am
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
I have a house in Frankston available for short term rental.
It is old but clean and comfortable. It is a 20 min walk to the train station
or buses pass by.
The position is very good being adjacent a shopping strip with various
takeaway food shops and the RSL club is a 5 min walk.
Interested?
It is old but clean and comfortable. It is a 20 min walk to the train station
or buses pass by.
The position is very good being adjacent a shopping strip with various
takeaway food shops and the RSL club is a 5 min walk.
Interested?
Nov 2nd 2009, 6:22 am
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
Depends if the 2 weeks is in the next 2 weeks
Try Moving to Melbourne or realestate.com
Most short term places in Melbourne would be commutable otherwise they are probably marketing themselves as Rural victoria or mornington.
Did you have details about number of rooms, budget, particular areas you might consider for long term move? ie if your doing a reccie might be worth being located as close as possible to both cbd and places you would be buying in?
Try Moving to Melbourne or realestate.com
Most short term places in Melbourne would be commutable otherwise they are probably marketing themselves as Rural victoria or mornington.
Did you have details about number of rooms, budget, particular areas you might consider for long term move? ie if your doing a reccie might be worth being located as close as possible to both cbd and places you would be buying in?
we're only at the mulling it over stage so no definite plans yet, maybe going in 6 months or so-we have to give 3 months' notice in our current jobs and also find work there, so no idea yet about location, budget approx $500/week, 2 bedrooms. I have noticed that areas like Glen Waverley, Burwood and Hawthorn seem to be the kind of areas we'd think about-we want somewhere quietish and preferably bogan-free.
Nov 2nd 2009, 6:40 am
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
This was just a general enquiry-we're thinking of renting our place in Hobart out, and moving to Melbourne for 5-6 years for some big city action!
we're only at the mulling it over stage so no definite plans yet, maybe going in 6 months or so-we have to give 3 months' notice in our current jobs and also find work there, so no idea yet about location, budget approx $500/week, 2 bedrooms. I have noticed that areas like Glen Waverley, Burwood and Hawthorn seem to be the kind of areas we'd think about-we want somewhere quietish and preferably bogan-free.
we're only at the mulling it over stage so no definite plans yet, maybe going in 6 months or so-we have to give 3 months' notice in our current jobs and also find work there, so no idea yet about location, budget approx $500/week, 2 bedrooms. I have noticed that areas like Glen Waverley, Burwood and Hawthorn seem to be the kind of areas we'd think about-we want somewhere quietish and preferably bogan-free.
Nov 3rd 2009, 8:07 am
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
Hi Ian and Helena
We have a very basic one bedroom apartment that you could have at a reasonable price. We live in a suburb called The Basin which is at the foot of the Dangenong Ranges.
It takes about an hour on the train to the city and there are a number of train stations around although they are not within walking distance.
If you are interested just drop me a line.
Regards
Sara
PS are you from Oldham by any chance? We're from Grains Bar!
We have a very basic one bedroom apartment that you could have at a reasonable price. We live in a suburb called The Basin which is at the foot of the Dangenong Ranges.
It takes about an hour on the train to the city and there are a number of train stations around although they are not within walking distance.
If you are interested just drop me a line.
Regards
Sara
PS are you from Oldham by any chance? We're from Grains Bar!
Nov 3rd 2009, 10:07 am
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
Hi Ian and Helena
We have a very basic one bedroom apartment that you could have at a reasonable price. We live in a suburb called The Basin which is at the foot of the Dangenong Ranges.
It takes about an hour on the train to the city and there are a number of train stations around although they are not within walking distance.
If you are interested just drop me a line.
Regards
Sara
PS are you from Oldham by any chance? We're from Grains Bar!
We have a very basic one bedroom apartment that you could have at a reasonable price. We live in a suburb called The Basin which is at the foot of the Dangenong Ranges.
It takes about an hour on the train to the city and there are a number of train stations around although they are not within walking distance.
If you are interested just drop me a line.
Regards
Sara
PS are you from Oldham by any chance? We're from Grains Bar!
I'm originally from Stalybridge but have been a Latics fan since 1969 or so.
Nov 3rd 2009, 6:49 pm
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Re: Melbourne short-term accom?
Hi Ian
No problem, well if you come over for a reccie before then and you need somewhere to stay, then just get in touch.
Regards
Sara
No problem, well if you come over for a reccie before then and you need somewhere to stay, then just get in touch.
Regards
Sara
