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Live-In Housekeeper/Cook - St John's Wood, North London

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Greater London
3 days ago
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Permanent Live-In Housekeeper/Cook – St John’s Wood, North London (£40,000–£50,000 DOE)

We are seeking a professional, discreet, and experienced Live-In Housekeeper/Cook to join a private household based in St John’s Wood, North London.

Job Spec:

•Schedule: Monday to Friday, 10am–3pm and 5pm–8pm; plus every other Saturday 11am–4pm

(on a rota basis).

• Accommodation: A self-contained one-bedroom flat attached to the main house, with its own separate entrance.

• Salary: £40,000–£50,000 depending on experience.

Responsibilities:

• Approximately 50% housekeeping (cleaning, laundry, ironing, organisation) and 50% light cooking/assisting the chef.

• Maintain the home to a high standard of cleanliness and presentation.

• Assist with meal preparation and follow a strict healthy diet as per the principal’s

requirements.

• Cover for the private chef during annual leave and follow recipes accurately.

• Work collaboratively with other household staff to ensure smooth daily operations.

Requirements:

• Minimum 3 years’ experience working in a private household.

• Strong cooking skills with the ability to follow recipes confidently.

• Excellent attention to detail and a proactive, can-do attitude.

• Reliable, trustworthy, and able to work well within a small team.

• Flexible, professional, and discreet at all times.

This is an excellent opportunity for a dedicated housekeeper who enjoys cooking and is looking for a long-term position within a well-run household.

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