Room wanted

By mxharrishill
September 26, 2022 in Property

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mxharrishill

Posted September 26, 2022

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Posted September 26, 2022

Hi all,

I'm a local NHS worker looking for a room to rent within a short distance to Dulwich (the nearer the better!) as I'm currently commuting from Hertfordshire! I work office hours Mon-Fri, so no antisocial shifts.

I'm cheerful, considerate and like to keep a tidy home. I'm looking for a lovely house share that feels like a home with lovely housemates I can have a great time with, but also peaceful enough that I can work on my side projects/be an introvert.

I'm looking for rent no more than 650 pcm, need somewhere to park my car, and a double room with space for a desk for my working from home days.

Thanks!

Harris (they/them)

P.s. I love cooking and baking, so anyone who's lucky enough to live with me will get fed sometimes! Will also make you laugh, often accidentally.

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