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TO LET: 2/3 Bed Victorian flat with shared garden and working fireplace

Killick

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Killick

Killick

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Our 2 double bedroom (plus single bedroom/office), spacious garden flat on Tintagel Crescent will be available from 1 April, ideal for a small family, professional couple, or sharers.


We have a contract with our landlord that expires on 31 June, however we have to move out of the property on 1 April. Therefore, we are looking for someone to either 1.) enter into a new long term contract with the landlord from 1 April, or 2.) enter into a negotiable short term sublet from 1 April, with the option to enter into a new long term contract with the landlord from 1 July. Our current rent is ?1825/pcm.


Many of the original features of the flat remain, including a working fireplace in the living room, hard wood flooring throughout and access to a garden (shared with the owners upstairs). The rooms are bright with built in storage, the single bedroom is currently used as an office and the two other bedrooms are doubles. The flat comes furnished.


The property is located approximately 3 minutes (0.2 miles) from the East Dulwich railway station, yet very quiet, with little through traffic. Goose Green park is at the end of the street, and the pubs, restaurants and shops on Lordship Lane a minute or two's walk. East Dulwich leisure centre and pool is also only approximately two minutes walk away.


More photos here: https://www.gumtree.com/p/2-bedrooms-rent/2-bedroom-flat-with-garden-and-working-fireplace-east-dulwichpeckham/1228809578

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MarshallG

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Many thanks for message.


Ideally we are looking for something a little closer to our house in Nunhead and also a little cheaper but we may be being totally unrealisitc!! I will absolutley bear your property in mind over the coming weeks - it looks lovely by the way.


Did you have anything in mind when you say we could maybe work something out given the slight difference in dates?


Thanks, Gemma

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ewanjferrier

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Hi there

We're looking for a short let in this area, from beginning of April to roughly the end of June. Your place looks like it ticks a few boxes for us (i.e furnished, number of bedrooms, area, etc).

Please could you contact us as soon as possible?

Many thanks

Ewan & Sarah Ferrier

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