Looking for a room to rent

By p123
October 8, 2019 in Property

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Posted October 8, 2019

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Posted October 8, 2019

Hi, I am a male professional, looking for a room to rent in the east dulwich area. I am very clean, tidy and considerate, and would like somewhere peaceful to stay for a few months, possibly longer. Ideally looking to share with 1 or 2 other like minded individuals. I work hard and have a long commute in the week so somewhere i can relax at the weekend, preferably near to a supermarket and train station would be great. I know and love the east dulwich area well as i have lived around here for a number of years. My interests are art, illustration, books and film. I also like the outdoors and keeping fit mainly through cycling, swimming and walking. If you have anything suitable please get in touch. Hopefully looking to move within the next month or so.

Many thanks.

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