Family home to rent in Giles Coppice SE19 backing onto private woodland

By LizzieF
September 1, 2018 in Property

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LizzieF

Posted September 1, 2018

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Posted September 1, 2018

We're moving on from our lovely 4/5 bed rented house on the edge of West Dulwich and are looking for a family to replace us.

Giles Coppice is a no-through road of 1960s houses set in well-maintained communal gardens, a 10 minute walk down the hill from Crystal Palace. The house is a lovely three storey town house that backs onto private woodlands and has been an idyllic place to live.

The house is available from end October. Current rent is ?1850/month. Likely to remain at this level.

Please contact me at [email protected] if interested.

Thanks.

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