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House sit Brunswick

26-Dec-2020 – 01-Jan-2021
7 Days stay
Responsiveness
Mika the cat!
Front garden
Back garden
The house!
A 5-minute walk from Sydney road where you will find plenty of cafes, restaurants, bar and breweries.

Assignment Requirements

I need an experienced house sitter who loves animals and could look after my cat Mika and my small veggie garden.

Care for cat (indoor/outdoor): feed her twice per day, open the door and make sure she is safe and inside by the evening. Play with her and provide lots of pats!

Care for garden: Water the veggie garden and herbs every couple of days (every day if it is very hot). Indoor plants once a week.

Take the bins out on Tuesday evening.

Pet Care

Cats

Property & Location

Public Transport Supermarket Restaurants

Position Location

General suburb location shown for privacy. Exact address is provided to sitters by the homeowner.

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About the Area

Brunswick Melbourne, Victoria
Suburb Insights
Living in Brunswick means settling into a rhythm defined by shared garden spaces and the constant hum of the Sydney Road tram line. Most mornings begin with the scent of roasting coffee drifting from small shops along Lygon Street or the quiet ritual of picking up sourdough from a local bakery. Walking your host's dog through Brunswick Park or along the leafy corridors of Nicholson Street provides a natural way to meet neighbors who value a slower, more intentional pace of life. These daily strolls offer a sense of belonging that makes looking after a home feel less like a task and more like being part of a local tapestry. The weekend energy shifts toward the stalls at the local markets, where the community gathers to trade produce and stories. You might find yourself spending afternoons tucked into a corner cafe or exploring the hidden alleyways that give this suburb its grit and character. Managing a household here feels grounded in these small, repeatable connections to the surrounding streets.