Double bedroom studio with kitchenette + wetroom in Forest Hill

By nimi
October 13, 2016 in Property

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Posted October 13, 2016

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Posted October 13, 2016

Architect-designed studio double bedroom is on ground floor of a 1960's townhouse in a residential quiet close. The studio has it's own private shower room and underfloor heating throughout. It has been newly refurbished and has a kitchenette and seating area where you can dine.

The house is very near to the Horniman Museum and Gardens and the shops. The property is 7 minute walk to Forest hill Station station, which has good links to London (15 mins) via the Overground or Southern trains.

Ideally looking for a single person to take the space on for a minimum of 6 months.

Available now. Rent ?800/month incl. all bills and wifi throughout. References and one month deposit needed.

PM me if interested in having a look.

Thanks,

Nimi

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