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2/3 bed property needed

ZAnne

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ZAnne

ZAnne

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Hello,


I am looking for a 2/3 bed property in East Dulwich and surrounding areas for myself, my partner and our little one who is due in November.


We’ve both lived in the area for years and are only moving due to the need for more space. We’re both teachers in local schools and are able to provide excellent references.


If you know of any suitable properties please do get in touch.


Many thanks,


Zoe

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Kasper

Kasper

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Hi,


I have a 2 bed property on Honour Oak Rd that is free from the last week of October.

The tenants have been there 4 years and are moving due to work.

I can send images if interested. The flat may need re decorating as it wasnt done for 4 years. Hallway and entrance area to the block will be redecorated in Spring I believe.

There is a huge communal garden, 6 flats only and car parking.


One bedroom is classed as a double but is small. Kitchen is around 5 years old, bathroom is old.


Rent is 1450 / month.


Thankyou.


Clare

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