2 double bed flat nunhead grove for exchange house swap

By a peace of cake
March 20, 2016 in Property

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a peace of cake

Posted March 20, 2016

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Posted March 20, 2016

Hi everyone. I have a request from a friend who has a 2 bedroom victorian 1st floor flat looking to exchange for a 1 bedroom.

It is a large flat with 2 double bedrooms and large lounge with bay windows..very bright and airy with plenty of light coming in. A seperate kitchen and combined toilet and bathroom on upcoming nunhead grove

Excellent gp nunhead surgery on the same road..lots of dhops and transport and walking distance to east dulwich. Is southwark council and has right to buy

Reqirements..

Due to health problems requires one level 1 bedroom flat with no upstairs neighbour.

Thank you

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