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Two bedroom flat in SE15 (now let)


Claire10

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(Flat is now let)


Large duplex flat with two double bedrooms, bathroom, and bright and spacious open plan living room and kitchen. Freshly painted and re-carpeted. Two balconies and great views of London rooftops (and St Paul's!). Flat comes with private, secure parking space in garage.


Situated on Sternhall Lane, with great restaurants / bars / cafes of Peckham Rye on doorstep. Buses from Rye Lane 1 min away, and 5 min walk to Peckham Rye station, with excellent connections in all directions. 7 min to Bellenden Road, and within 10 min to Peckham Rye Common, Peckham Levels etc. on Rye Lane. 15 min to Lordship Lane/East Dulwich.


Furnished but large enough to accommodate more items of furniture if needed.


?1700 pcm + bills

One month deposit

Available immediately


Contact via ED Forum for more info

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