Seeking 3-4 bedroom property to rent from the middle of July

By camberwellconvert
June 21, 2020 in Property

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Posted June 21, 2020

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Posted June 21, 2020

We're looking for a home to rent for a minimum of six months from the middle of July (ideally with a tenancy starting somewhere between the 17th and 24th July) in Dulwich Village or East Dulwich for a family of four.

We need reasonably easy access to DVIS and Gumboots Nursery on Crystal Palace Road so will consider any property within a 20 minute walk of either of those locations.

We need a minimum of 3 bedrooms (ideally 4) and some outdoor space. Ideally furnished, or at least partly furnished to include items such as a fridge/freezer, washing machine and dryer. We are between houses having sold just prior to lockdown and have only just had an offer accepted on a property.

If you have any leads, I'd be most grateful to hear from you.

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