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We're a family of 4 looking to rent a property from January for a few months while our house sale goes through (we're moving into the area and want to start our son in school at the beginning of the spring term). We're hoping 2 months will be enough, 2/3 bedrooms ideal but we're pretty flexible.

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I have a great property which may be ideal for you, The property is just 10 mins drive from Barry Rd/Lordship Lane SE22. It is huge and vacant from 8th December, the current tenants have been there 2 years and previous tenants 3 years with before that over 5 years and all have loved the space and property. . Please let me know your email address and I can send you photos and arrange for you to view. Thank you and look forward to hearing from you.


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