2 Bedroom needed for 3 People in late Jan or early Feb max £2000

By eloise010
November 10, 2022 in Property

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Posted November 10, 2022

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Posted November 10, 2022

Hey everyone!

We are three professionals, looking for a 2 bedroom place for late Jan / early Feb.

About us, me (Eloise 28) and Verity (27) are a couple moving down from Glasgow to work in London. We are both in full-time jobs I'm in Fintech and Verity in Third Sector and will be staying in these jobs when in London. Ben (28) currently lives in Peckham and is working full-time as a video producer.

Our ideal location would be near peckham/ rye/ east dulwich/ new cross with a ideal budget between £1800 to £2000.

We're looking for somthing unfurnished but happy to be felxible for the right place :)

We could also use some advise on how to find a flat, the local areas and any other recs.

Thanks,

Eloise, Verity and Ben

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