Large Double Bedroom available, Monday-to-Friday basis - Peckham Rye Park SE22

By shaggy78
April 3, 2016 in Property

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Posted April 3, 2016

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Posted April 3, 2016

We are a 30-something married couple with a 1 year old boy.

We are looking for a lodger, professional, for one of our large double bedrooms on a Monday-Friday basis.

The bedroom is quiet, light and bright, and comes furnished with a large double bed, comfortable mattress, loads of wardrobe space, and a drawer unit. You would have full use of recently renovated bathroom (right next to your bedroom,and ground floor kitchen, living, dining room, and outdoor terrace throughout the week.

?610 per month inclusive of bills. The house is a 3 bed period property, right beside Peckham Rye Park, fully refurbished and modernised last year. Pics attached.

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