Large 3 bed available for April / Easter holidays

By helendg
February 14, 2023 in Property

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helendg

Posted February 14, 2023

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Posted February 14, 2023

We are looking to rent out our large 3 bed house with garden while we are away for the 1st 3 weeks of April. Keen to do it privately & locally if possible.

The house has been renovated by us over the last 5 years and includes a downstairs toilet, play room, large open-plan kitchen / dining / living room with underfloor heating and direct access to a garden with patio, lawn & fruit trees. Upstairs there are 2 double bedrooms (1 bedroom is set up with a double bed, sofa, desk and chair for WFH office) and 1 kids bedroom with a single bed and a cot, plus a shower room and large bathroom. We have two under 5's so the rental would be perfect for a local family with kids needing a few weeks rental / someone with family visiting at Easter and needing a place to stay locally.

We live near to Lewisham hospital on the SE6/SE13 border.

Looking for £2000 for the 3 weeks.

Please PM for more details and photos.

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