Free Housesit Available in July

By deebees
June 12, 2022 in Property

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Posted June 12, 2022

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Posted June 12, 2022

Hello, I'm Dana. I used to live on Blackwater Street & later Lordship lane before getting stuck outside of the UK because of COVID. I'm finally going to be in town for a couple of days in July and want to stay in my old neighbourhood!

Want to offer a free housesit July 21 - 23 (potential to extend to 24) to anyone who is looking to get out of town for a couple of days in exchange for letting me stay :)

About me: 34, non-smoker, responsible, clean, ex-design agency turned small business owner. Based in Vietnam these days (it's a story!) My husband will be at his mum's in Manchester during this time. Just need a landing pad but happy to water plants, etc. Loads of references available.

If you're interested, please respond to this post & we can arrange details (and/or call if you'd like)

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