1 bed spacious flat nr ED station available early Oct

By jamie h
September 3, 2015 in Property

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jamie h

Posted September 3, 2015

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Posted September 3, 2015

Our 1 bed centrally heated, spacious flat in a quiet street nr ED and Denmark Hill stations is available early Oct. It has plenty of light and is on the first floor of a lovely recently converted Victorian building.

It consists of a double bedroom with two floor to ceiling built in wardrobes, bathroom with bath/shower, WC & basin, hallway with more storage space built in, and a large lounge/kitchen with built in gas hob & oven, refrigerator and washer/dryer.

We are looking for a professional single or couple who will look after and enjoy our flat. Can be viewed by appointment. Rent would be ?1270 ex utility bills. A flexible initial period could be between 6 and 12 months to suit.

Please leave a private message here if you wish to have more details, or tel. 07956 502152 for more details.

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