Doll Strollers And Furniture Show MoreRefine Your Selection Available In Store Only Available Online And In Store BESTWAY HAUCK KAN-I My Little Pony No filters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 23 24 26 27 No filters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 65 95 99 100 101 104 Sort by --Price: Lowest firstPrice: Highest firstProduct Name: A to ZProduct Name: Z to AIn stockReference: Lowest firstReference: Highest first Show 122460 1 of 3 > 1 of 3 > Sort by --Price: Lowest firstPrice: Highest firstProduct Name: A to ZProduct Name: Z to AIn stockReference: Lowest firstReference: Highest first Show 122460RENTERS desperate to live in the trendiest suburbs are bunking down with strangers in boxy shared rooms for up to $300 a week. .au shows shared rooms in Sydney are the most expensive in the country, renting for an average $194 a week. Such rents are higher than the cost of leasing an entire home in the suburbs of some satellite areas such as the Illawarra. Rooms in Bondi, Woolloomooloo or Millers Points are being advertised at even higher rents — in some cases as high as $600 a week for two people.
REA Group chief economist Nerida Conisbee said homeowners could charge such excessive rents because many renters valued location above anything else. These renters often struggled to afford the excessive rents being charged near beaches and the CBD, she said. “Sharing a room is all some people can afford if they want to live somewhere central,” Ms Conisbee said. “Comparing the city’s average rent with people’s average income shows most people are spending more than a third of their income on rents and it’s even harder for low-income earners.” .au co-founder Thomas Clement said people sharing rooms with strangers often were happy to “just have a place to sleep”. Some of the people leasing rooms as shared accommodation were actually renters themselves looking for a roommate, Mr Clement added. “They get permission from their landlord to get someone in, usually because they’re struggling to pay the rent on their own,” he said. Jack Thorne recently moved into a shared room in North Bondi thinking it would counter the stiff competition he had encountered in trying to find a normal living arrangement.
2016/17: Australia’s year of wild weather The 23-year-old said he was initially nervous about what it would be like to share a room with someone he didn’t know. Their living arrangement was awkward at first but became easier once the pair got to know each others routines, he said. It helped that they went to bed and woke up at similar times. Mr Thorne said he works a busy job and spent little time at home, making it easier to share a room. Follow us on Twitter for more news, tips and inspiration. Like us on Facebook or explore our Pinterest boards.The privacy and luxury at Jerrymara Farm is outstanding. Accommodation consists of two modern farm cottages (5 bedrooms all with ensuites). The two self-contained cottages are set within a verdant formal country garden with 4 acres of Paul Bangay inspired formal manicured grounds including an all-weather flood-lit ‘Classic Clay’ tennis court, a beautiful mosaic tiled 12-metre saltwater swimming pool and space for the whole family or your friends to take time and soak in the rural atmosphere.
Outside the country garden is a further 50 acres of calming rural space, where you can stroll, picnic or relax. There are magnificent views up and down the Illawarra coastline from the upper paddocks at Jerrymara Farm and easy access over the farm. Please be cautious approaching any cattle or wild animals on the farm.Accommodations and facilities in the two farm cottages are as follows:Jerrymara Farmhouse comprises 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms in a traditional yet modernised farm cottage with stunning hardwood sundecks overlooking the formal gardens and lake and with luxury features, including carpets to all rooms, heated bathroom floors, gas living/dining room heating & convection heating in all bedrooms to keep the winters warm. There is a modern kitchen with stunning European appliances including pyrolytic oven, second combination fan-forced oven and microwave, state of art induction cooktop, auto coffee machine, Zip boiling & cold filtered water and full laundry facilities. Jerrymara Farmhouse (cottage 1) sleeps 8 people across 1 King bedroom, 1 Queen bedroom and a 3rd bedroom containing King-Single bunks and a King Single trundle bed.
All bedrooms have modern ensuite bathrooms and room for the supplied portacot for babies if required. The cottage also has Wifi and Foxtel iQ3 plus 100s of DVDs, CDs and games & WiFi/Bluetooth streaming music player. There's also ironing board and iron and children's outdoor play area including a sandpit and swings.White Cedars Cottage is the second dwelling in the large country garden at Jerrymara Farm. It is a sunlight-flooded contemporary dwelling of cedar cladding with carpets, polished Bluegum floors and with limed vaulted ceilings. White Cedars Cottage has its own kitchenette, lounge room, gas heating, convection heating in bedrooms and heated bathroom floors, all set around verdant country views through wide bi-fold cedar doors. It has two bedrooms each with its own ensuite. Bedroom 1 is a Queen bedroom with a separate single bed. Bedroom 2 has two King-Single sleigh-beds side by side, which suit couples, kids and friends alike. White Cedars Cottage comfortably sleeps 5 guests with room for portacot if required.
Privacy is assured at Jerrymara Farm. We have an part-time caretaker, who on work days can be found in a 3rd private dwelling a short distance away outside the country garden. We will ensure the farmhouses are open, set-up and warm for your arrival and we are always available in case of any queries or emergency needs during your stay. Generally though, guests are left to themselves to enjoy the run of Jerrymara Farm during their stay.Jerrymara Farm was our family home for the past 15 years and is still used by our family. Please treat it with the respect you would your own home and you are very welcome to enjoy everything it has to offer. We would stress that Jerrymara Farm is located in a quiet rural-residential/dairy farming valley. The privacy and peaceful amenity of our neighbours is paramount to us. Loud noise, amplified music - especially outside - and disturbing neighbours is strongly discouraged.Bring your golf sticks! Jerrymara Farm is ideal for golfing-weekends away from Sydney and is also an ideal base for winery tours in the Shoalhaven.
Jerrymara Farm is also an ideal setting for Film & TV production.We look forward to having you stay at our very own slice of heaven - Jerrymara Farm.Jerrymara Farm is minutes away from beautiful rural villages and beaches of the Illawarra Coast NSW and just 90 mins drive south of Sydney. Jerrymara Farm is a luxury private retreat yet only minutes coffee shops, boutiques and a local IGA supermarket. Please be considerate with any loud noise and amplified music - especially outdoors and at night. Please be considerate with noise and music indoors after 11pm.Jerrymara Farm has two farm cottages that guests occupy and a caretaker residence, which is situated just off the country garden. Accommodation guests have the run of the 52 acre Jerrymara Farm during a stay.They say that Gerringong NSW is a place where the mountains meet the sea. Jerrymara Farm sits neatly in the private and verdant dairying hinterland just a couple of minutes drive from the pretty seaside village of Gerringong.Jerrymara Farm has fantastic proximity to the finest beaches of the Illawarra coast south of Sydney such as Seven Mile Beach at Gerroa, Werri Beach at Gerringong and beautiful unspoilt and uncrowded beaches around Kiama, Minnamurra and Shoalhaven Heads.
You have the best of both worlds, the sparkling Illawarra Coast and the traditional rural dairy farm feel with the friendly country bonhomie. The privacy at Jerrymara Farm is a feature yet the coastal location ensures that great coffee, supermarkets and boutique shops are minutes away as are nice places to visit such as the townships of Berry, Kiama & Jamberoo. Kangaroo Valley is a bit further afield but an easy day-trip. The Jamberoo Recreation Park & Minnamurra Rainforest are 20 mins away. Several good golf courses are in the area including the beautiful coastal links course 'Royal Gerringong'. There is quality site-roasted coffee in at the Gerringong Deli-Café. Gerringong also has two nice pizza places and a well-stocked IGA supermarket and bottle shop for all liquor supplies, not to mention the famous Werri Beach Fish & Chips. There's Australian Rugby League legend Mick Cronin's famous pub literally 3 mins drive from Jerrymara Farm. Cronin's Pub also serves quality pub style food.
You'll also find arguably the best surf shop on the entire east coast in Gerringong - the iconic Natural Necessity Surf Shop. There are plenty of other things to see and do in Gerringong, Kiama and Berry including antique shops and fine dining (especially down the road in Berry). In the summer, quite apart from beaches the envy of anywhere, there's the Jamberoo Recreation Park, where the kids can spend a fun-packed day on waterslides - just 15-20 mins drive from Jerrymara Farm.Jerrymara Farm is best accessed by car but is close to the pretty seaside hamlet of Gerringong NSW where you can easily get a train to / from Sydney, which takes about 2hrs on the South Coast line to Central Station and the Sydney International Airport at Wolli Creek A car ride from Sydney Airport is about 90 mins to Jerrymara Farm along the (A1/M1) national road (Princes Highway). You'll need a car once at Jerrymara Farm to get to Gerringong or local villages, local beaches & golf but there's plenty of lovely walks right on Jerrymara Farm itself with outstanding views of the coast and ocean from the upper paddocks.