WANTED - short term let - 9th-24th July

By helenski44
June 21, 2021 in Property

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helenski44

Posted June 21, 2021

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Posted June 21, 2021

Hi - we are looking for somewhere to stay in East Dulwich for the last two weeks of term while we have work done on our house.

We are a family of 4 - our children are 3 and 6, so would need a 2 bed minimum. We would like to be within walking/scooting distance to Heber Road if at all possible.

Nothing suitable on on air b and b at the moment so thought I'd try here. Please let me know if you can help.

Thanks,

Helen

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