5 Bed House available 28th July - 12th August

By markdanielallen
April 14, 2023 in Property

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markdanielallen

Posted April 14, 2023

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Posted April 14, 2023

Hi EDF

We're looking to rent out our house for two weeks. Before exploring the AirBnb option, we thought we would try here first.

Walkable to Honor Oak Park station / 10 mins to Lordship Lane / close to Peckham Rye Park. Quiet neighbourhood with good links.

Good sized garden, 2.5 bathrooms, 3 double beds, 2 kids' bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen etc. Off street parking.

Similar-sized places in a similar area on AirBnb go for c. £400-600 per night. We would be looking for £3000 for the duration or £250 per night on the proviso that it's someone we can meet / speak to in advance. Ideally someone local has family / friends visiting so we can establish communication in advance.

Feel free to PM for more details.

Cheers

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