Garden house SE22/SE15 for a family WANTED

By Shoshibella
June 2, 2020 in Property

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Shoshibella

Posted June 2, 2020

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Posted June 2, 2020

Hi all!

I am looking to rent long term 2-3 bedroom house, a garden is of great importance.

Our landlord took the decision to return to live in his family house, the one we are now renting, so we need to move out from the property latest - the end of August

We are a family of four, life all set in the neighbourhood, schools, friends, work, plans...We are loving the area, enjoying the spirit of it , the nature, the people and would like to find something in the neighbourhood.

If you have a house/ flat in SE15 or SE22 please get back to me

Milena

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