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Short term let wanted for 4 weeks - 30th Aug until end of Sept

ChloeDunbar

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ChloeDunbar

ChloeDunbar

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We are a considerate and tidy local family looking for a place to stay while building work on our house is completed. We are a professional couple with two sons (1.5yrs and 6yrs).


We would ideally be looking for a minimum of 2 bedrooms from Sunday 30th September to Sunday 27th October.


If you or anyone you know is going on holiday and looking to make some extra money during that period then let us know.


We could move during that 4 weeks so if you are away for 2 weeks or more we would be keen to hear from you.


Thank you

Chloe - 0797673537

KathrynA

KathrynA

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Hi Chloe - are you looking for somewhere from 30 August (as in subject) or from 30 September? If 30 Aug, I have a flat (2 bed, 2 bathroom, garden) you might be interested in. We are renting it out short term while we wait for the sale to go through and it will be available again on 29/30 Aug. However, it's unfurnished and in Streatham - let me know if this is suitable and I'll send you more details.

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