Avaialble 1 bed private garden flat allows pets Grove Vale East Dulwich

By sammy0305
March 24, 2019 in Property

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Posted March 24, 2019

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Posted March 24, 2019

Hi,

Me my girlfriend and our dog are living in a 1 bedroom flat with good sized private garden on Grove Vale in East Dulwich. The flat allows pets and has a cat flap.

We are looking for someone who is interested in taking over from us on the tenancy as our notice period is 2 months which makes it difficult to secure somewhere new.

We love the flat and the area but we both work from home now so are looking for somewhere bigger.

It is managed by Winkworth on Lordship Lane so you would need to pass their checks and pay fees/deposit etc. I don't think their fees are too bad, and they are good with repairs.

We currently pay ?1200 per month and think this would stay the same.

Please let me know if you are interested in having a look at the place.

Thanks,

Sam

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