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1 bedroom flat in Herne Hill for short term rent in August


bellmar

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We are looking for a caring,considerate person or couple to rent our home.


The flat is situated in Railton Road, very near Herne Hill station and 2 minutes from Brockwell park. It is on the first floor of a converted house. It has two bedrooms but only the main double bedroom will be available for use.


It is fully furnished and will be left as we use it unless anything is requested to be removed.


We have a 5 y.o so there are toy storage furniture and other childrens items in the sitting room but not the rest of the flan


It'd be ideal for anyone having relatives visiting over the summer so they can stay nearby


Available from 2nd August to 22nd August.

We would like to rent it ideally for the 3 weeks but we would also consider a shorter period or weekly.

Price negotiable depending on length of stay


Please p.m if you need to know more details or to arrange pics,viewing etc

Thanks

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