1450 - Just refurbished two bedroom ground floor garden flat!

By mjt783
November 12, 2016 in Property

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Posted November 12, 2016

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Posted November 12, 2016

1450 per month.

I have a really lovely two bedroom ground floor. It's just been renovated so it has been completely redecorated from top to bottom with new wooden flooring and with new carpets in the bedrooms.

Both bedrooms are very good doubles both also having built in wardrobes. Freshly decorated throughout with new skirting, blinds etc...

Separate kitchen with new oven and induction hob, new sink taps and worktops, a separate reception room that leads to the large private garden. The home offers a shower room that is also modern.

The garden is large and has just been trimmed and tidied and is looking really good.

The property is offered unfurnished or furnished and will be available mid to end of November.

On the Rye side of St. Aidan's Road and opposite the Herne Tavern (a great pub). It's just over a 20 minute walk to Peckham Rye although a bus from the end of the road will get you there in 5. Postcode is SE22 0RW.

This flat is ideal for two sharers.

Selected tenants will be referenced through HomeLet at ?45+vat per person. More information can be found on their website. No other fees required.

Any questions, or if you want more pics (although the photos don't do it much justice!), just PM me.

Thanks!

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