Arts Education Person needs a RM Wk Ends Only

By arian
July 12, 2015 in Property

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Posted July 12, 2015

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Posted July 12, 2015

Hiya,

I am in the unusual predicament of needing a room in a house share or family home.

But I only need it on the week ends.

I work in an international boarding school, so I'm there all week - Monday to Friday.

But i would like a base in East Dulwich or Peckham on the weekends so i can be near my family.

Ive thought about renting a studio or a room in a house, but as I'm only going to be there 8 days a month it seems slightly expensive way of doing things and i'd like more of a base than air bnb.

Can anyone offer me an alternative?

Im 36 female / single / clean & tidy / non smoker / can provide refs and will be travelling light! A big bag. I would like to it to be a social house where people go out make ether most of the local area, but not a mad party house.

If you think you can help or would like to discuss this further please drop me a line.

I'd want it to be cheaper than a FT room share which seem to range from ?500 upwards - But if you think you have a solution we can negotiate.

Looking forward to hearing from you. Kind Regards Arian

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