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Room to rent in Peckham


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Hello,

Room to rent in Peckham, please see details below.


The House-


Sternhall Lane, SE15 4NT


1 bathroom

1 WC (downstairs)

3 bedrooms

Kitchen/Living Room

Patio garden


We have Sky, fast internet and a home phone with free calls to mobiles and land lines.


The house is 7mins from Peckham Rye Station and 5 mins to the park.


I live here with my friends Lils and dog Shadow (you can see him in a couple of the pictures).


The Room-


?600 including bills.

?600 deposit


The room has a small double bed in it but otherwise comes unfurnished.

At the moment there is a desk in there which belongs to Lils. She is happy for it to stay there or take it away if you would prefer to put a wardrobe or something in its place.


The room is available immediately and we are looking to have it rented asap.


See images here https://plus.google.com/u/0/collection/gzWSVE


PM if you would like to have a viewing.

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