Offered: Either short-term (650pcm) or Mon-Fri double bedroom suitable for professional (500pcm)

By suzisalam
February 12, 2017 in Property

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Posted February 12, 2017

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Posted February 12, 2017

Hi There,

We have a beautiful flat and a spare bedroom which we would like to rent out on either a short-term basis or a Mon-Fri basis.

The lounge is a decent size with plenty of seating, the kitchen is separate and fully equipped and the second bedroom is on another level.

We are an Irish couple who are tidy and clean, we have a pretty quiet Mon-Friday so we are looking for professionals only and being tidy and clean is a must. We are friendly and like chatting and having a glass of wine. We work hard so we are normally pretty chilled during the week.

If you think you are the right fit, please do get in touch!

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