Large house (4/5 bed) sought for short term rental

By DulwichSpottyDog
February 10, 2023 in Property

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DulwichSpottyDog

Posted February 10, 2023

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Posted February 10, 2023

Hi! We are two young families who have recently relocated back to London from Asia, and are urgently looking for a short - mid term rental option whilst we both find our onward purchases in the area.

We had a house lined up in Brixton but unfortunately it was sold by the landlord today before we could sign the tenancy!

All adults are professionals who work in the city (Insurance / legal industry), and we come with two young delightful children (a one and two year old) who will attend a nursery locally.

We are hoping to find something to rent together whilst we each find our homes to purchase.

We are flexible on rental period, and ideally would like to find something unfurnished.

Many thanks.

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