Rooms for Rent near Marine Parade MRT
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Habyt
S$ 1,381/mo
CondoCommon Room
10 Lorong G Telok Kurau
Bedok, East Singapore
· 9 min
· 15 min
Habyt
S$ 1,644/mo
CondoCommon Room
10 Lorong G Telok Kurau
Bedok, East Singapore
· 9 min
· 15 min
Habyt
S$ 1,911/mo
CondoMaster Room
10 Lorong G Telok Kurau
Bedok, East Singapore
· 9 min
· 15 min
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Master rooms offer more privacy for hosting but require coordination with housemates about guest policies. Clarify overnight guest limits, shared area usage when you have visitors, and whether guests can use common facilities. Be considerate about noise levels and bathroom queue times when hosting. Your ensuite provides privacy but ensure guests understand house rules and respect other tenants' space.
Check all door and window seals, clear gutters and drains, and ensure proper drainage around the house. Test sump pumps if present and know where water shut-offs are located. Prepare sandbags or flood barriers if the area is prone to flooding. Trim overhanging branches that could fall during storms and secure outdoor furniture.
Living alone means being prepared for emergencies like power outages, water leaks, or medical issues. Keep emergency contacts readily available, know your building's security and maintenance procedures, maintain a basic first aid kit, and establish check-in routines with family or friends. Know your neighbors and building management for urgent situations when you can't reach your landlord.
A common bedroom (smaller room without attached bath) is usually a fit for single renters who want a more budget-friendly option. You’ll trade privacy for affordability, so focus on good housemate fit, clear rules, and a layout that gives you a calm place to unwind.
Landed houses may require more frequent maintenance like roof repairs, plumbing work, or garden care that can disrupt daily routines. Understand notification procedures for maintenance work, temporary access restrictions, and how repairs might affect your room's utilities or accessibility. Plan accordingly for potentially longer disruption periods.
Report common area issues like lift problems, lighting, or pest control to the town council. For unit-specific issues, coordinate with your landlord first. Understand which maintenance falls under town council responsibility versus landlord/tenant responsibility. Keep town council contact information handy for emergencies.
Condo deliveries usually go through security. If you're not home, couriers often leave parcels at the guardhouse or management office for you to collect later. Some condos will call you or have lockers for packages. Find out your condo's parcel procedure so you don't miss any packages.
Address cleanliness issues diplomatically by establishing clear cleaning schedules and standards upfront. Document problems with photos if needed, and discuss solutions rather than blame. Consider implementing a cleaning roster, shared cleaning supplies fund, or hiring occasional deep cleaning. If issues persist, involve the landlord or main tenant as mediator. Sometimes different cultural or personal standards require compromise and clear communication.