Live In Couple

Live-in Domestic Couple in Bromley, Job ID J20C5E - A lovely family in Bromley is looking for a live-in Domestic Couple to help care for their baby and ensure the cleanliness and upkeep of a private residence comprising a 4-storey home with 8 bedrooms, drawing room, kitchen, sitting room, private study, cinema, indoor swimming pool, and tennis court. One candidate will be in charge of housekeeping, while the other will take charge of cooking and preparing meals for the family and caring for their child. The ideal candidate will also be someone pet-friendly - the family has a Pomeranian - walking and feeding the dog will be required. A driver is required. A valid first-aid qualification is a must for this role. Working hours: Wednesday to Sunday for housekeeping. Tuesday to Saturday for handyman and chauffeur requirements. Accommodation: Staff quarters in the house, own entrance, en suite, dressing room, living area, with en suite and shower Duties include: Loading and unloading the dishwasher Dusting furniture Laundry and ironing clothes Hoovering the carpets and polishing the floors Ensuring all bedrooms are always clean and tidy Preparing and cooking simple yet healthy and delicious meals for the family and for functions Running errands for the family, e.g. grocery shopping, paying bills, more Assisting with children's evening routines Organising age-appropriate activities Assisting with homework Ensuring their safety and well-being Assisting with nappy changes Preparing, cleaning and sterilising bottles The family is looking for a Domestic Couple to start ASAP. To learn more about this Live-in Domestic Couple role, please apply, and a consultant will contact you with more information. Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Salary: Up to £1,500 gross per week Location: Bromley, London. Job specifications and requirements - Languages: English, Education: None required, Salary: £1000 to £1500 per Week (negotiable depending on experience), Driver: Yes, Working Days: Wednesday - Sunday, Working Hours: 00:00 - 00:00, Consultant: Domestic Couple Department, Job Reference: J20C5E 1708

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