double room close to telegraph hill park ?759

By frankieb
November 10, 2017 in Property

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Posted November 10, 2017

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Posted November 10, 2017

I am the main tenant in a 3-bed flat in Pepys Road and rent directly from the owners (no estate agents). My flatmate and I are looking for a 3rd flatmate (current 3rd flatmate is leaving on Dec 2nd) to move in on Dec 3rd. The double bedroom is the largest in the flat and has fantastic views and a wall-fitted wardrobe with plenty of storage.

We are looking for someone who would describe themselves as a positive warm person and who is highly organised. Despite the current arrangements making the flat highly functional, we are invested in making this a home rather than a hotel.

If you think this sounds good then please come and meet us and view the flat!

More details can be found on the spareroom advert:

https://www.spareroom.co.uk/6603838

Best wishes in finding a good home,

Fran

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