Cleaner/housekeeper required part-time - couple of hours, 4 days a week from Sept - Herne Hill

By hernehilly
June 28, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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hernehilly

Posted June 28, 2018

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Posted June 28, 2018

We live in Herne Hill and have two children who don't really need a nanny because they are 12 and 13 but would like someone in the house when they get home from school - so from around 4 -6.30 (ish) from Mon to Thurs (or another 4 days, happy to discuss)from beginning of September. Ideally would like someone who is happy to combine cleaning (4 bed semi) and general tidying who doesn't mind using their initiative and see what needs doing; who likes decluttering and can help tidy the place and put things away or get dinner started if children are hungry.

References required. More hours available in school holidays if required. Please do PM and we can arrange to chat.

thanks

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