Looking for 3 month(ish) 2-bed rental from Nov

By cw_1984
September 30, 2019 in Property

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Posted September 30, 2019

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Posted September 30, 2019

Hi there,

Myself, my partner Kelly and our 2yr old daughter are looking for a home from home whilst we plan to have an extension done to our flat in central East Dulwich. We?re looking for a short term 2-bed rental from mid November, our things are in storage so wouldn't need to bring them with us, and we would be happy to look after your house whilst you?re away for long periods or if you have your house on the market.

We require the place for around 3 months, but we can be flexible on this (could be less than 3 months as we can stay with friends)

We are also flexible move in/out as well as on location, but needs to be around East Dulwich/North Dulwich/Denmark Hill station sort of area due to nursery pick ups and commutes etc!

All the best,

Caspar.

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