Housitting over Xmas / new years

By ellekit
July 6, 2010 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted July 6, 2010

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Posted July 6, 2010

I've also posted this in 'wanted' but thought I would hedge by bets and pop it on here too...

I'm getting married in January and my family (all adults) are travelling from abroad to attend. I would like them to stay in a house nearby while they're here and I wonder if anyone was interested in having a nice, clean, responsible family house sit for a couple of weeks. The dates would be around the 19th December until the 11th January.

The house would need to be of a decent standard with good central heating (they're coming from the Southern Hemisphere so winter is going to be a challenge!) and in the Dulwich / East Dulwich are if possible.

Please PM me if this is something you would be able to help us out with. We would of course be happy to pay for the stay and we can negotiate a rate.

Thanks!

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