One bed wanted for Short Term Let September

By hawke1987
August 21, 2019 in Property

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hawke1987

Posted August 21, 2019

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Posted August 21, 2019

Hello,

My fianc? and I are waiting to complete on the purchase of a property locally but need somewhere to stay (as we have sold our flat!) before we complete hopefully the end of September.

All our stuff is in storage- we are looking for somewhere comfortable to stay for September.

Professional couple, non smokers.

PM me if you have anything suitable!

Thanks

Lizzie

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