Wanted - 2-bed garden flat wanted by your friendly local beer shop manager

By NathanT
November 10, 2021 in Property

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Posted November 10, 2021

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Posted November 10, 2021

Hi all. 1st time poster here - you may know me as your friendly local beer shop manager and coffee maestro from Hop Burns & Black. My current housemate (professional, working from home and office in central) and I are looking for a new place after our landlord decided to sell up and it seems we are currently competing with around 20 tenants for every place we view! We are keen to find an unfurnished 2 bedroom flat ideally with some outside space (but not essential) in South East London for a long term let ideally around ?1600 pcm.

We have excellent references and are very responsible tenants, as an added bonus I'm able to hook any landlord up with beer, wine and hot sauce and a nice little discount ;)

We have until 21st December to find somewhere but we would prefer to find somewhere sooner rather than later to avoid moving during the Christmas rush! We'd love to hear about any opportunities - please send me a private message and I'll respond ASAP.

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