Lovely East Dulwich Victorian House to Rent in August

By hestervaizey
June 19, 2019 in Property

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Posted June 19, 2019

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Posted June 19, 2019

Does your family need a temporary home while you renovate? Do you have family coming to visit but not enough beds to accommodate them? Or are you having a reunion and need some additional accommodation close by? We are renting our lovely Victorian home out for all or part of August (minimum 5 night stay, ?250 per night). It is a stone's throw from the shops and restaurants of Lordship Lane in central East Dulwich (a 7 minute walk from East Dulwich station), and has two double bedrooms, a twin room and a cot. We have a playroom with lots of toys, a highchair and a garden, as well as off-street parking. Child paraphernalia will be cleared away for people without small children! For more information, see our Airbnb listing or contact me directly on here. August aside, we also rent out a double bedroom with a private bathroom throughout the year.

https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/35664677?_set_bev_on_new_domain=1556112052_1KCjtwgFggMJagV7&source_impression_id=p3_1560937445_zyz9r4gDE0ep0384

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