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Flat to rent in SE26


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Bright and spacious one double bedroom flat on second floor located in a Mews just in front of Sydenham station available for rent to couples or single person from 1st of November for at least a 12 month minimum contract.

The flat is newly painted and decorated has a 1 double bedroom, living room with Juliette balcony, living kitchen with a good storage, washing machine, microwave, induction hob and oven; bathroom with WC, basin and bath with powerful shower and white tiles. It comes fully furnished and equipped. Carpeted in bedroom, hallway and living room. Neutrally decorated throughout.

It is part of a mews (SE26 4TD) and has a communal garden, shed areas for rubbish, store bike locks and allocated car park. Video entry phone.

All the communal stairs are currently under refurbishment with installation of new electrics and intercom, new carpet, new rails and wall painted.

It is just a brief walk away from all local high street amenities including several caf?, supermarkets, few nice restaurants and take away.

2 min walk from Sydenham station, 24h bus 176 and other bus routes like 122, 75, 227 to Bromley, Crystal Palace and East Dulwich. Forest Hill, Penge East and Penge West stations 20 min walk. Mayor Park, Crystal Palace park and Wells Park all within in short distance of 5-15 min.

No DSS, please. One month deposit and one month rent in advance. References are needed.


Rent ?1100 pcm including council tax but exclusive of utility bills.

Please email me for pictures and more info;

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