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Bruce Lehrmann has fled his new digs after his housemate complained that him moving in had 'ruined his life'.
Paul Farrell offered Mr Lehrmann a place to stay when his year-long deal with Channel Seven for a $2,000-a-week property in Sydney's northern beaches ended.
Mr Farrell, 48, told Daily Mail Australia that he thought he was just 'helping out a mate' when he offered his spare room at his North Sydney rental to Mr Lehrmann.
'I'm renting this place and had a spare room ... but it's basically ruined my life with all the photographers and journalists hanging around.'
On Friday, Mr Lehrmann was no-where to be seen at his new home - after three days where groups of women came and left the property with alcohol.
Daily Mail Australia understands that Mr Lehrmann is now couchsurfing and last night shacked up with a high-powered Sydney socialite, elsewhere in the city.
Bruce Lehrmann moved into a mate's rental home in North Sydney recently - but the wild parties sparked a neighbourhood stink and he is now couchsurfing
Mr Lehrmann's housemate, Paul Farrell, is pictured outside the North Sydney rental on Thursday. He said Mr Lehrmann's arrival has 'basically ruined' his life
Mr Farrell (pictured with a woman with a face tattoo) had let Mr Lehrmann stay at his North Sydney rental and 'thought I was helping out a mate'
Mr Farrell and Mr Lehrmann's home stunk of a sweet vape odour on Thursday.
Neighbours earlier told Daily Mail Australia of their deep frustration with the parties that have occurred at the home in the past three weeks.
But the partying was still going - with a male friend of Mr Lehrmann's arriving with a box of alcohol and mates making two trips to the bottleshop.
Neighbours claimed Mr Lehrmann's companions had in recent weeks been 'shrieking' the lyrics to Tina Turner songs, swearing at all hours, and talking outside into the early hours of the morning.
'It's not loud music, it's mostly carry-on with
