Family seeking short-term housesit/rental starting imminently

By hanstands
September 16, 2023 in Property

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hanstands

Posted September 16, 2023

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Posted September 16, 2023

Dear EDF folk,

I am a Mum to three well behaved children between 6-14 years. I have been a homeowner for 17 years but our current house in Forest Hill is up for sale and we will buy a new home upon sale of the latter. In the interim we are seeking a short term housesit offering free garden care/ pet care, if required, as a part exchange. I am a professional garden designer and also do maintenance. We are also very experienced house and pet sitters and have many five star reviews on Trustedhousesitters.com

Please get in touch if you'd like to ask more questions or would like to meet up to see if we may be a good fit for your needs or to help you make a decision.

Tel 07900 560 516 @wildcontained

Warmest,

Hannah

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