Room for rent

By DanielS
April 25, 2019 in Property

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DanielS

Posted April 25, 2019

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Posted April 25, 2019

Beautiful room to rent in two bed terraced house in East Dulwich (Landells Road).

Hello! I have a room to rent (?800/month + ?800 despot). I live in a two bed terraced house on Landells Road. The house has a smallish but nice kitchen (heated floor!), a lovely bathroom with shower and bath, as well as a large sitting room and garden.

I have a dog, a blind but adorable dog (a Balkan Hound), Teddy, who lives with me at weekends.

I have included some pictures below (some of the furnishings, art and plants will be leaving). The room will be available from 1st June.

If you want to hear more send me a message and we can chat.

Oh, and I am 33, work in politics, like to watch films, walk the dog, read books. I'm clean and often busy during the week but like to chill out in evenings and weekend.

Dan

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