Required: One or two-bed flat/house for short term rental (Nov-Jan)

By mendozy
August 22, 2017 in Property

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Posted August 22, 2017

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Posted August 22, 2017

Hi, we're looking for a furnished one or two-bed flat or house while we renovate our own, ideally ground floor as we have a baby with buggy (or a ground floor hall to store it). Flexible about start date, within two weeks around end Oct/start Nov. Need it until at least mid Jan, possibly end Jan. Herne Hill/ED/Dulwich/Tulse Hill/Denmark Hill.

Please let me know if you have something you think would be suitable.

Thanks,

Lauren

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