To let. Spacious double room East Dulwich end of Bellenden Rd

By Tosca
April 14, 2017 in Property

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Tosca

Posted April 14, 2017

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Posted April 14, 2017

At the quiet end of Bellenden Rd, 6 mins from East Dulwich station, 12 mins from Peckham Rye station, Zone 2, in a 3-bed Victorian terraced house. From 24th April, after new carpet and re-paint. 1 bathroom, 1 additional toilet. Available for either a short let (?600 for 3 months), or a Monday-Friday let (?550). For one, non-smoking person, but would consider a couple for a short let (?750). The room is the largest in the house, with 3 big windows, fully furnished with double bed, bedding/towels etc., a large wardrobe, shelves and cupboards. The owner is resident, and is the only other occupant. A cleaner comes every 2nd week. Would suit someone who wanted to cycle to work, as the routes to the River Thames are safer than most. I can provide pics. Please PM me.

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