4 bed house short term let Jan 2016 to Aug 2016 - Herne Hill

By brockwellmum
October 3, 2015 in Property

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Posted October 3, 2015

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Posted October 3, 2015

Lovely 4 bed house right opposite Brockwell Park available for short let from Jan 2016 to August 2016.

We are going away for 8 months from early Jan until mid August 2016 and are looking to rent out our lovely 4 bed house. It might suit a family having building work done on their own house or who are between properties. Ideally we are looking for one tenant for the full 8 month period - though we might consider a shorter let for part of the period.

It's a spacious 4 bed Edwardian semi with a gorgeous huge light filled kitchen/diner, large sitting room, 3 double and 1 single bedroom and a south facing garden. It's available fully furnished.

?2700 a month ONO.

PM me if interested.

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