Short term let of 3 bed house over April half term (9th April- 17th April)

By mariailia
January 26, 2017 in Property

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Posted January 26, 2017

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Posted January 26, 2017

We are looking to let our flat on a short term basis from 9th April till 17th April.

We are spending some time with family and we are looking for someone locally who needs a short rental. This would probably suit a couple or young family who need to move out of their own place and who just need somewhere to move to locally. It could be also ideal for visiting family members and friends who want to be nearby.

It is a spacious Victorian garden house right off West Norwood high street so very convenient for all the shops and public transport. As this would be an informal short term rental we would be letting it with most of our possessions and all our furniture but we would clear away all clutter and leave wardrobe space. It would not suit tenants bringing their own furniture and we couldn't accommodate smokers or people bringing pets. We would however need the tenants to look after our friendly dog Chelsea (photo attached)great with adults and children

We would be happy to negotiate a reasonable price based on the length of stay so if you are interested, please reply to this thread and we can message you with further details. Thank you.

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