Looking for short term rental 1-2 bedroom Jan to March (possibly to August)

By maddylp
October 26, 2022 in Property

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Posted October 26, 2022

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Posted October 26, 2022

Hello,

We are a professional couple looking for a short term rental for 2/3 months from January 2023 to March 2023, and potentially staying until August 2023 if available.

We are looking around Bellenden Road /East Dulwich where we currently rent, anywhere under 20 minute walk to Peckham Rye Station for commuting.

We have a very well behaved placid cat also.

Budget: Under £2000 pcm

Flexible on type of space, 1 or 2 bedroom, some outdoor space would be nice but not essential.

Let me know if you have anything available, very flexible on dates.

Happy to house sit/care for plants/dogs etc

moving due to building work.

Thanks!!

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