Spacious double room available in 2 bedroom flat

By se0684
July 11, 2016 in Property

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Posted July 11, 2016

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Posted July 11, 2016

A double bedroom in a lovely, spacious and bright 2 bedroom furnished split level first floor Victorian flat in West Dulwich is available. The flat has 2 double bedrooms and there is a built in cupboard, and there is a spacious hallway, large living room, bathroom, toilet, dining room and kitchen. Current tenant is a nice 30 year old professional girl.

It's also a short 5 min walk from West Dulwich station which is well connected (train is fifteen mins to Victoria and blackfriars) and a short bus ride (bus stop is directly outside flat) to Brixton tube. Very close to Tesco Express. No agents fees apply as private letting. A deposit is required. Bills included excluding council tax. Parking is free on road outside flat.

Rent: ?850pcm

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