I am seeking friendly, quiet house share: dbl room.?665/m incl.

By annie2015
August 31, 2015 in Property

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Posted August 31, 2015

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Posted August 31, 2015

Hi house sharer

I'm looking for a house share not a lodger situation please, so only easy going land lords/ladies willing to share their home equally.

I'm looking for a home with friendly, kind and mature people. I'm looking for a large room in a house share ,with a Living room. a double room - ?665 (max)including bill , council tax ect.

I'm into nature, art, holistic health, travel and personal development.

I love to cook and have friends over occasionally. I also love watching comedies/stand-up comedians (having a good laugh) and documentaries.

Bear in mind, I'm not a big drinker(because of my profession)but am easy going about it.

I'm also studying and therefore appreciate a peaceful environment.

I work as a holistic therapist at Google(4 days a week) sometimes I work later hours ( usually home at 9/10pm)

I am tidy in communal areas and really like to be considerate of others. Although, not obsessive about cleaning, I'm a very clean person (love my aromatherapy oils)

Look forward to being in touch and meeting you soon.

ps: I'm also able to house sit and have references as a house sharer and live-in care work.

my move in date: beginning of September

please contact me via private message

many thanx

Annaliza Thomson

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