Stunning two bedroom garden flat in Homerton for rent

By Wendy Yorke
June 28, 2020 in Property

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Wendy Yorke

Posted June 28, 2020

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Posted June 28, 2020

Garden, ground floor, quiet two bedroom flat for rental in Homerton, Hackney. Not on a major main road, but a quiet cul-de-sac and green park.

Large master bedroom (plus double fitted wardrobe and shelves)and smaller bedroom, ideal for a child's room or home office.

Lovely private garden with private front gate, plus stone BBQ and decking for outdoor shaded eating.

All white goods in place, including washing machine/dryer; electric oven and stove top; fridge/freezer; heating; and fully equipped bathroom with shower.

Only 7 minute walk to Homerton overground train station and plenty of buses on Marsh Hill.

All shops, pubs, cafes, schools, hospital, doctors, GPO, supermarket within walking distance, plus sports centre and sports field. Also close to the River Lea Canal and river for lovely weekend walks in nature, and summer wild swimming.

Rental ?1,600 a calendar month plus one month's rent deposit to go into the DPS for security.

Photos available on request, please email Wendy on [email protected]

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