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Great 2 Bed, 2 Bathroom Garden Flat Available for Long Let

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vanessacalling

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I?m looking for a professional, couple or a small family to rent my wonderful split level garden flat in the heart of Herne Hill.


It's right opposite the park and just 30 sec walk to the train station, it's ideally located for local living and getting into town (Victoria/ Kings X).


It 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 late 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 (sorry attached are so small!) or to arrange to take a look. If needs be I'm sure the current tenants would be willing to talk to you about the area too.



Thanks


Vanessa 07951 200390

TJPearce2019

TJPearce2019

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Hi,


I'm looking for a two bedroom apartment for me and my son (3 years old). IS your property still available? Do you have any more photos? Could I also take the street address so I can check it's in the right catchment for his school.


Thanks


Tiffany

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Added some slightly bigger pictures. Available now..


vanessacalling Wrote:

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> I?m looking for a professional, couple or a small

> family to rent my wonderful split level garden

> flat in the heart of Herne Hill.

>

> It's right opposite the park and just 30 sec walk

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

> local living and getting into town (Victoria/

> Kings X).

>

> It 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 late

> 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

> (sorry attached are so small!) or to arrange to

> take a look. If needs be I'm sure the current

> tenants would be willing to talk to you about the

> area too.

>

>

> Thanks

>

> Vanessa 07951 200390

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