Looking for apartment/house to rent in Black River area

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AusItal Member

Member since 07 July 2011

AusItalMember03 February 2012 13:27:22

Hello!

I am currently in Mauritius living in Black River. I will be looking for new premises to live in as of May. I would prefer an apartment with 2 or 3 bedrooms, 1 or 2 bathrooms, furnished and a pool in the complex. The rental period would be from May until the end of the year!

kindly contact me via email
tony.piccolo@gmail.com

blochun New member

Member since 04 April 2011

blochunNew member04 February 2012 06:28:04

Hi Ausltal,

I have an furnished apartment with 3 bedrooms but no pool.
If you are interested, please call me on聽 7521997.

Rgds
Kevin.

Armand ViP

Member since 23 February 2011

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ArmandViP04 February 2012 06:30:42

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Hi AusItal!

I would suggest you to have a look at the accommodation section of Mauritius classifieds.
It might help

Regards
Armand

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