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Two bedroom flat with lovely views ?1,250 per month


Beatrice

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Bright and airy flat in Dulwich Woods. The flat will be available in November and we can be flexible about the moving in date. Located on the top floor of a purpose built block the south facing sitting room has a light and airy aspect with private balcony overlooking communal garden. Two good sized double bedrooms and separate kitchen.


The flat is opposite Dulwich Woods with good transport links:


Ten minute walk to Forest Hill station on the London Overground (Surrey Quays and Canada Water) and trains to London Bridge.


Five minutes walk to Horniman and Lordship Lane with bus routes 185 to Kings Hospital and Victoria. P4 to Dulwich village and Brixton. 176 to Kings Hospital, Waterloo and Oxford Circus.


On site parking available and bike storage.


The flat is currently unfurnished but we will furnish if required for the right tenants. An ideal flat for a professional couple or two sharers. No pets or smokers. If you are interested please have a look at the attached pictures and message me or phone 07796 943513 for a viewing.

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