Large double room in Dulwich SE22 ?700 all inc

By Kipotha
November 10, 2018 in Property

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Kipotha

Posted November 10, 2018

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Posted November 10, 2018

Large furnished double room available immediately in quiet leafy Dulwich.

You will be sharing this cosy three bed house situated 7-10mins away from North Dulwich station and a similar distance away from the shops and restaurants of East Dulwich, Dulwich Park and Sainsbury?s.

The house has a large dining room, spacious kitchen and sitting room. It has two toilets and one bathroom which is shared. If you are interested in gardening there is small garden both at the front and back of the house.

Looking for a outgoing person who is happy to share with one or two others.

The house has all the amenities like washing machine, dish washer, oven, hob and microwave.

It also comes with cable TV and fast WiFi.

All bills (gas, electricity, WiFi and council tax)

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