Room wanted in Quiet flat/ house

By verityrebecca
May 25, 2016 in Property

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verityrebecca

Posted May 25, 2016

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Posted May 25, 2016

I am a female theatre writer/ film maker/ cinema worker looking for a quiet room around SE24. My budget is up to ?500 inclusive. Looking for something bigger than a box room, don't mind whether bed is double or single though, space is more important to me. Looking to live with independent professionals with their own lives but who like hanging out from time to time. Love pets. Am nearly vegan but don't demand that of others. Enjoy the odd glass of wine, walking. Not interested in paying a huge deposit. Want to move in around end of June, begin July or end of July.

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