Looking for a brilliant new flatmate

By Lexi B
September 13, 2018 in Property

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Lexi B

Posted September 13, 2018

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Posted September 13, 2018

I am looking for a brilliant new flat mate to share my lovely home in East Dulwich with from mid October.

It is sharing just with me - I?m renting too (and I?m loads of fun and/or quiet as required ! )

The flat is on the first floor, has a large living room, a kitchen, bathroom and two bedrooms. It also has a huge roof terrace overlooking an expanse of green - this has to be seen to be believed. No, seriously, the terrace is great. It has the sun all day - as will you if you live here, has beautiful views and potential rehearsal/ performance possibilities.

I have done some maths and for the last financial year my current flatmate and I paid an average ?113 each per months on all bills: water, electric, gas, Council Tax, TV License, TV and internet.

?. Get in touch with me for this wonderful home share

https://www.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/london/east_dulwich/11015803

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