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Room For Rent at 60 Newton Road Newton Suites Singapore 307994

Posted By: soowong

Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2022

Price: $800.00

Mobile: +60164909310

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Fully Furnished Studio for rent in 60 Newton Rd, Singapore 307994 $SGD800
60 Newton Road, 307994 |D11 - Newton / Novena


Features of the room rental
Fully furnished, including Washer & Dryer,
Air-Conditioning, Balcony, Walk-in Wardrobe, Water Heater, Cooker Hob/Hood, City View,Cooking allowed, Corner Unit
Free High Speed WiFi
Separate Kitchen, with Toilet and bathroom
- Walking distance to United Square, Novena Square, Velocity, Goldhill Centre, Newton Circus Food Centre, Newton MRT Station and Novena MRT Station.
Available now, Short/Long Stay lease
Floor Size 335 sqft
Newly renovated unit on high floor
- Well maintained unit,
3mins walk to bus stop


Studio is available
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(Will need 1 month deposit 1 month Rental)
Utilities Bills Already Included


Interested please send email or whatsapp Email:[email protected]/Whatsapp me : 60164909310
(Kindly send your information in English)




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