One bed flat available in East Dulwich - no longer available

By MaisyV
October 10, 2018 in Property

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MaisyV

Posted October 10, 2018

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Posted October 10, 2018

Hi,

I have a lovely and bright one bedroom in East Dulwich available for rent from early November for a medium-term let. It?s in a great location on Melbourne Grove, close to shops and bars and just a few minutes walk to the station.

The flat is available unfurnished, it has large fitted wardrobes and plenty of storage space. The flat is on the market but, as the housing market is a bit slow, I anticipate it being available to rent for 6 months or more. I am looking for someone (or a couple) who is/are happy to keep the flat presentable for potential buyers and to accommodate occasional viewings which will all be flagged in advance. In return for this flexibility, I am offering the flat for a lower rent than it would normally be on for, I am ideally looking for ?1,100 a month which will cover bills too.

I would request a deposit, provide a tenancy agreement and agree a notice period.

If you are interested in finding out more details then please get in touch. Thanks.

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