Does anyone need a house sitter in Nov/Dec whilst husband and I do renovations?

By Tessie
September 16, 2016 in Property

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Tessie

Posted September 16, 2016

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Posted September 16, 2016

My husband and I are moving out of our house to do renovations from Oct till Christmas and are looking to stay locally to keep an eye out on the building work so were looking to help someone out by offer to do some house sitting. Happy to look after pets too. Even a week here or there would be great as it breaks up the time that we are going to have to put ourselves on friends. I am expecting first baby in Jan so we will be living a very sedate and quiet life during these months! Husband freelances at BBC and I am in scientific sales so work from home at least a day a week. Any suggestions welcome, Many thanks!

Tess & Glenn

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