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Short term let required Mid Dec - end Jan


flutterby

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Hi EDF,


I'm looking for a short-term let on behalf of a friend who has his own home in Devon. He has a contract in London working for a TV production company.


He has had short-term contracts in the past and rented in Bellenden and also North London. He's keen to stay South for this stint, mid Dec to the end of January.


Ideally, he's looking for a room with an en-suite, a studio or a one-bed.


He is a mature, reliable, responsible and considerate tenant. His interests include politics, current affairs, art and architecture. Socially he enjoys film, music and sampling the array of eateries in the Peckham and ED area. His only flaw (as I see it) is he's a passionate Spurs supporter!


His budget is up to a max of ?950 pcm inclusive. Clearly, if you have a one-bed, I imagine you would be looking for a higher rental, however, if the trade-off is a tenant who will respect and care for your property, it may be a trade-off you'd be willing to make in the short term and have your property looked after over the winter and Xmas period?


I own my place in North Dulwich and would be happy to act as a guarantor...you'd be welcome to visit me in my home to discuss things further.


References from the person he rented from in Bellenden would also be available.


Do get in touch by PM if you have something that may be of interest.

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