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jms223

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We are a young professional couple looking to buy a small plot of land in the East Dulwich area to build a house on.


Currently we are renting, but as one of us is an architect we are looking to make our own solution to the housing shortage! Crucially we are not developers out to make a quick buck, but rather people who love the area and want to build something very modest and eco-friendly which is sympathetic to its surroundings.


If you are looking to release some capital from your property by selling a portion of your garden then we would love to hear from you. Even if the plot is an unusual shape or you think we wouldn't be interested please do get in touch anyway! Thank you.

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