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I?m looking for professionals for a wonderful split level garden flat in the heart of Herne Hill. Right opposite the park and a 30 sec walk to the train station, it's ideally located for local living and getting into town (Victoria/ Kings X).


The 2 bedder has an open plan kitchen/living room with a double bedroom with en suite shower to the rear of the flat, and sole use of a private garden and patio.


The second bedroom could be used as a study, for a child or guests and is on another floor.


Right in the middle of all the bars, cafes and bistros that Herne Hill has to offer, it would suit a professional couple, siblings sharing or a small family and is available for rent from mid April. Viewing can be arranged now and it's available on a long let only...


It comes semi furnished. Rent is ?1650 exclusive of bills. I'm a private landlady so no agent fees involved.

No Agents need apply either.


I'm local too, so contact me for more pictures or to arrange to take a look.


Available 23rd April 2018.


Thanks


Vanessa 07951 200390

  • 2 weeks later...

Current tenants also happy to show/chat if evening viewings are required....


Vanessa - 07951 200390


vanessacalling Wrote:

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> I?m looking for professionals for a wonderful

> split level garden flat in the heart of Herne

> Hill. Right opposite the park and a 30 sec walk

> to the train station, it's ideally located for

> local living and getting into town (Victoria/

> Kings X).

>

> The 2 bedder has an open plan kitchen/living room

> with a double bedroom with en suite shower to the

> rear of the flat, and sole use of a private garden

> and patio.

>

> The second bedroom could be used as a study, for a

> child or guests and is on another floor.

>

> Right in the middle of all the bars, cafes and

> bistros that Herne Hill has to offer, it would

> suit a professional couple, siblings sharing or a

> small family and is available for rent from mid

> April. Viewing can be arranged now and it's

> available on a long let only...

>

> It comes semi furnished. Rent is ?1650 exclusive

> of bills. I'm a private landlady so no agent fees

> involved.

> No Agents need apply either.

>

> I'm local too, so contact me for more pictures or

> to arrange to take a look.

>

> Thanks

>

> Vanessa 07951 200390

  • 2 weeks later...

Great flat; unfortunately a clause in the freehold contract only allows singles, couples, familes or those related -

siblings etc... Happy to explain as bit confusing.


Do come take a look though...


Vanessa 07951 200390


vanessacalling Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> I?m looking for professionals for a wonderful

> split level garden flat in the heart of Herne

> Hill. Right opposite the park and a 30 sec walk

> to the train station, it's ideally located for

> local living and getting into town (Victoria/

> Kings X).

>

> The 2 bedder has an open plan kitchen/living room

> with a double bedroom with en suite shower to the

> rear of the flat, and sole use of a private garden

> and patio.

>

> The second bedroom could be used as a study, for a

> child or guests and is on another floor.

>

> Right in the middle of all the bars, cafes and

> bistros that Herne Hill has to offer, it would

> suit a professional couple, siblings sharing or a

> small family and is available for rent from mid

> April. Viewing can be arranged now and it's

> available on a long let only...

>

> It comes semi furnished. Rent is ?1650 exclusive

> of bills. I'm a private landlady so no agent fees

> involved.

> No Agents need apply either.

>

> I'm local too, so contact me for more pictures or

> to arrange to take a look.

>

> Thanks

>

> Vanessa 07951 200390

  • 2 weeks later...

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