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Professionals seeking 4 bedroom house

Jcbird89

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Hello EDF!


We are 4 professionals currently living in the Bellenden Road area and unfortunately our landlord has decided to sell the house. We are therefore looking for a new properly, ideally around this area (East Dulwich / Peckham) as we love living here.


About us - we are two women and two men aged 28-33 working in varied professios including clinical psychology, foreign policy, climate consulting, and online education. We get on well and love taking care of our house to make it feel like home. Our current landlord is able to provide a good reference for us as reliable and respectful tenants.


Ideally looking for a spacious house with a garden and good storage space. We are available to move from April 2023 and would be looking for a long term tenancy.


If you have a property available please feel free to get in touch on [email protected].


Many thanks,

Jessica

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