does anyone have a place to rent for two weeks in July?

By sally74
June 6, 2019 in Property

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Posted June 6, 2019

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Posted June 6, 2019

We are a family of 4 (2 daughters 14 and 9) who have relocated to the US. We used to live in Nunhead. We are back for a month and are looking for a place for two weeks 11th of July onwards. We fly in on the 9th and can stay with my sister for a couple of days - longer if that helps with the rental place. We are flexible about area - have family in Beckenham and friends from Forest Hill to East Dulwich so anywhere round and about will do.

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