Fully furnished, comfortable rental, ground floor 2 double bedroom garden flat

By creating new futures
December 6, 2018 in Property

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creating new futures

Posted December 6, 2018

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Posted December 6, 2018

Very friendly Friern Road, East Dulwich, SE22 0AZ, ground floor garden flat, fully furnished available for long or short term rental.

Easy transports links by bus and train; close to schools, shops, banks, cinema, gyms,

GPO, parks, swimming pools etc; all within walking distance.

Efficient wi fi, new log burning stove and excellent central heating, newly renovated bathroom

and large family kitchen, with huge garden suitable for dogs and cats. Child, pram and bike friendly.

Viewing anytime that suits you, early, late, day time and evening, just let me know, asap.

Please email me, Wendy, direct at [email protected]

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