Short let: double bedroom in a two-bedroom house (SW16)

By santuli23
February 26, 2017 in Property

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Posted February 26, 2017

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Posted February 26, 2017

*Hi everyone! I'm travelling mid-March to mid/end of April so I'm renting a quiet, cozy double room in a very nice house with two bedrooms.

It is located in a quiet street next to Streatham High Road - only 1 minute walk from Streatham station.

Excellent commuting to central London: London Blackfriars in 20 minutes, London Bridge & Victoria in 25 minutes, served by three stations (Streatham, Streatham Common & Streatham Hill) plus 9 different bus lines across the road!

House has two double bedrooms, living room (spacious and bright), fully equipped kitchen and one bathroom.

Female flatmate/couple preferred. Price: ?600 / ?800 per month, all bills included!

Available March/April - flexible dates! Also renting per week.

Please see pics and reply, PM or text me if interested (07752567030)

Thanks,

Santi.

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