Looking for an affordable place to live!

By mdjobst
June 3, 2021 in Property

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mdjobst

Posted June 3, 2021

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Posted June 3, 2021

Hello, I am looking for a place to live! I'm a freelance writer, keen sewer (sewist?), have a recent degree in philosophy from Birkbeck, very keen on cycling and fixing up bikes, cooking, baking and reading, am quiet and clean and want very much to find somewhere I can settle into and make into a nice home for a while. I've lived around Camberwell/Dulwich/Peckham/Herne Hill for a good few years now and love it, and would ideally stay south-east if I can. I am open to rentals, lodgings, housesitting, really any arrangement, though longer term would be really ideal as I have had to move around a lot over the last few years.

Really happy to provide any more info on request. My budget really is dependent on place, and I am happy to discuss this by DM.

Thanks all and hope to hear from you soon

Merle

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