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Desk/studio space Wanted

By stoo31
August 10, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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stoo31

Posted August 10, 2015

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Posted August 10, 2015

Hi there,

I'm a photographer and my partner is a ceramist and we're looking to rent some space in or around East Dulwich. We're not looking necessarily for an existing studio set up but perhaps an empty area in an office/shed/workshop or similar that might work for our needs.

We both work part time so would be using the space intermittently (evenings and weekends) so just thought I'd see if anyone had some extra space they'd be willing to rent out.

Thanks

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