Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Apr 7th 2005, 10:13 am
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Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Hi
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
Apr 7th 2005, 10:24 am
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by spalen
Hi
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
Apr 7th 2005, 10:27 am
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by lawlaw
thanks for that, will bear it in mind we were off the bris, although i reckon it will be out of our price range
Furnished is normally about double the unfurnished rates.
Apr 7th 2005, 10:28 am
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by spalen
Hi
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
Welcome to Ormiston/Bayside/Brisbane!
Cheers,
Mrs JTL
Apr 7th 2005, 10:30 am
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by spalen
Hi
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
Apr 7th 2005, 11:24 am
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Mrs JTL we obviously have similar taste , no stalking involved... hehe
Apr 7th 2005, 11:26 am
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
well I will def bear that in mind then, thanks
Apr 7th 2005, 12:02 pm
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by spalen
Hi
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
Apr 7th 2005, 12:49 pm
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
dont forget mrs dagboy has a property which she rents out too......the link is at the bottom of her posts.
Apr 7th 2005, 12:53 pm
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Thanks for that - just what we need when we move out to Brisbane in June.
Do the aprtments have somewhere my boys (aged 6 & 4) can kick a football about as they are football mad?
Do the aprtments have somewhere my boys (aged 6 & 4) can kick a football about as they are football mad?
Apr 7th 2005, 2:14 pm
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by RollingStone
Thanks for that - just what we need when we move out to Brisbane in June.
Do the aprtments have somewhere my boys (aged 6 & 4) can kick a football about as they are football mad?
Do the aprtments have somewhere my boys (aged 6 & 4) can kick a football about as they are football mad?
Cheers,
Mrs JTL
Apr 7th 2005, 3:18 pm
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by spalen
Hi
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
When we were looking for somewhere here in Brisbane on arrival I searched on here for recommendations but all were full (!) we ended up at this place which was very good indeed.
Very modern , nice little complex , exactly as per the website pictures , very residential quiet area within 5 minutes of CBD, shopping at Toombul (Big complex/mall place) ( and mcdonalds ;-) ). Good little pool for kids and very quiet. Nice views from balconies and no noise from other units.
$530 / week for short-term , we took 3 weeks move out on Monday.
http://www.seqrents.com.au/promenade/index.htm
John the manager is a nice guy - email him for any help required. His details are on the website above.Theyve got other properties which look similar standard - the one at Newstead is stones throw from the river.
They are lovely units though, and its a good area to start off in - very family orientated.
Apr 7th 2005, 5:01 pm
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Re: Short Term Furnished In Brisbane
Originally Posted by Pollyana
Just curious, but Clayfield to the CBD n five minutes?? Thats fairly moving!!
They are lovely units though, and its a good area to start off in - very family orientated.
They are lovely units though, and its a good area to start off in - very family orientated.
It feels like five minutes... down the road over a small bridge thing and bingo.
