2-room top floor flatlet Barry Road

By Santa Claus
September 7, 2016 in Property

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Posted September 7, 2016

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Posted September 7, 2016

Lodger?s 2 rooms Furnished Flatlet ? whole top floor of 1890 semi, East Dulwich, good location

Top/2nd floor of Victorian house, share front door and access through owners' home. Fully furnished. Accommodation: large loft-style Living-Dining with kitchen corner & sofabed + separate rear double Bedroom + sole use of Shower room-WC on landing.

Use washing machine & dryer by agreement. Wifi. Retired couple occupy lower floors, seek self-sufficient tenant lodger. No Smoking. No pets.

Bus opposite house (nos 12 / 197 / 63 ); 100m minimarket, walk to stations Peckham Rye or East Dulwich. 50 mins to City or West End. Near Lordship Lane ? shopping, bars, restaurants, cinema, street market + Dulwich Park or Peckham Rye. Gyms & swimming. Suit short stay professional, space to lock a bike.

Lodging fee: ? 900.00 pcm includes ? Heating, Light, Gas, Water, Electricity, Council Tax, Wifi, TV.

Deposit - ?500.00 .

Contact: Christiane or Mark Neuman Tel: 0208 693 9544; email [email protected]

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