2 Bedroom house with garden NEEDED

By av4cs
September 4, 2022 in Property

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Posted September 4, 2022

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Posted September 4, 2022

Hello!!

We are a family with a little baby girl looking for a house to rent arround Lewisham Borough.

We are looking for a 2 or max 3bed house to rent with a garden.

For the last 3 years we live in heart of Lewisham in one of the apartments with JLL agency.

I am an electrician and my fiancé is a Beauty Therapist.

We are looking for something bigger for a permanent rent if not- for a very long time as we don’t like to move anywhere. Just like to stay in one place. We have never had any problems with paying a bills, rent, etc.

Our leaving notice is 2months long but we can move within 1.5-2months.

If any landlord has any property to rwnt please do let us know. We would like to have a good standard - and if possible unfurnished but we are flexible.

You wont be dissapointed.

Hope to hear from you Landlords 😊

Best wishes Mike and Emma

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