Appeal - Rentals for the Allenza Family

Appeal - Rentals for the Allenza Family

We are looking for properties in the Harborne area for our clients The Allenza Family - a family of professionals who currently live in Moseley.

Appeal for properties to Rent in the Harborne Area for our client - The Allenza Family. After out growing their current property in Moseley - they require a 3 Bedroom property in the Harborne area, however would consider Edgbaston too. Their Daughters currently go to Edgbaston High School for Girls therefore would need a property in travel distance to the school.

They are eager to move and could move in June as they have all of their references and Credit Checks in place. They are also keen for the property to have a garden but will look at ones without as options too.

If you feel like you have a property which would be sufficient for the Allenza's please get in touch now on 0121 681 6327
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(info@mecsproperty.co.uk)


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