One bedroom flat for rent in Barry Road

By EMT Dulwich
December 8, 2017 in Property

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EMT Dulwich

Posted December 8, 2017

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Posted December 8, 2017

Flat is situated in an end of terrace house, and overlooks gardens at the back and is very close to Peckham Common.

Just put in a brand new kitchen with induction hob and built in oven. There's a washing machine, fridge and freezer. Spacious shower room with a brand new double glazed window.

And 2 main separate rooms both with fitted cupboards and 2 more large cupboards on the landing so loads of storage space.

New flooring hasn't been laid yet as the builder/decorator is just finishing up.

The flat should be ready in the new year.

Will need references and 6 weeks deposit (which will be fully protected). Not suitable for children or animals.

Will post some photos once the works finished but if you are interested in the meantime feel free to PM me and come and have a look anytime.

?1200 a month.

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