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Ellie78

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Ellie78

Ellie78

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Hi there,


We're in the beginning stages of a build and we've been told that we need to be out at the end of Jan/start of Feb. we'll need about 2 months.


Ideally, we're looking for a 1 bed flat in Nunhead, New Cross or near there. There are two adults (myself and my husband) and our 3 year old son. We have no pets. We are super clean, very responsible etc.


If anyone is thinking about short letting their property about that time - or would appreciate a house sit (I can dream, eh?)- then please get in touch. I realise it might be a little early but it would be good to know!


Likewise, if anyone can offer any advice about where else to post/look I'd really appreciate it.

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