1 bedroom flat for rent // ?1350 pm

By benjamin_p
August 12, 2016 in Property

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Posted August 12, 2016

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Posted August 12, 2016

An attractive and spacious one bedroom Victorian conversion flat in East Dulwich, SE22. The apartment is located a short walk from Forest Hill station and is also near to all the shops and amenities on Lordship Lane.

The property is on the top floor and consists of; a spacious living room, good sized bedroom and a modern bathroom and kitchen. There is also shared use of a large communal garden. Off-road parking is also included.

The property is unfurnished and utility bills are not included.

Minimum rental period is one year.

Security deposit is ?1869.23

Note: We are the current tenants wishing to replace ourselves. No agencies please.

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