Wanted: 3 bed house/maisonette for professionals

By estocks1
September 11, 2018 in Property

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Posted September 11, 2018

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Posted September 11, 2018

Hi all,

I had posted this originally in mid August, but the house we had arranged has fallen through. So, whilst this is a repost, all the original sentiments ring true :) Please get in touch!

We are 3 (clean and considerate!) young professionals, all working in Central London and living in Southwark currently.

This is my third year living in ED now, and we're looking for a nice house / maisonette to call our own and show off our combined collection of house plants. Ideally this would be in the area between Peckham Rye and East Dulwich (around Bellenden Road), but we are open to other locations in the area. If you have / know of a suitable place coming up over the next couple of months, please do get in touch.

Elke, Connie and Dan x

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