Two Double Rooms in SE5 Flatshare Available 1 July ?700pcm Each

By mikede
June 2, 2015 in Property

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Posted June 2, 2015

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Posted June 2, 2015

Double bedroom ?700/month + ?900 deposit - Flatshare

Available from 1. Jul ?15 for 12 months or over.

Two large double rooms available in Camberwell flatshare, one existing tenant. Flat is a maisonette and was fully refurbished in 2014. Heating, hot water and gas are included in the rent, bills very low. Living space is open plan kitchen/diner and living room. Washing machine, large fridge freezer. Great location for trendy Peckham and good transport links (zone 2) into City and West End. Deal directly with the landlord so no agency or admin fees. Each bedroom contains double bed, wardrobe and bedside cabinet. Ideal tenants would be young professionals who are quiet and tidy.

Call 07582 385770 if interested.

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