Looking for a 3+ bedroom house with garden to rent

By natalie_b
May 13, 2016 in Property

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natalie_b

Posted May 13, 2016

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Posted May 13, 2016

Hi everyone,

We have just been told today that our landlords are selling our property so we need to move.

Looking for a 3+ bedroom house which is in good condition for me, my husband and our small dog to rent. Looking for a period property. Does anyone know of anything?

Thanks so much.

Natalie

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