A spacious double room in West Dulwich

By Jols
September 20, 2019 in Property

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Jols

Posted September 20, 2019

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Posted September 20, 2019

Hello!

I am looking for a new flatmate to move into this beautiful sunny flat, positioned in a great, leafy location between West Norwood, West Dulwich and Tulse Hill.

You will be sharing a spacious living room, the kitchen and the bathroom with me. :) Your room is larger than a double with plenty of space.

About me:

I am a professional female (40), with a great job in a charity sector which I love. I love my music and my vinyl, yoga, cycling and the sun!! - of which there is plenty in the flat!! :)

Do come and have a look.

The room currently comes unfurnished

Price: ?600 + bills

Available: mid October

Please PM me for details.

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