Lovely double room available now in friendly, peaceful house share

By kvikklunsj
May 1, 2019 in Property

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Posted May 1, 2019

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Posted May 1, 2019

The house is a modern 3 storey property with large kitchen/dining area and outdoor patio. Bus routes just around the corner serve central London and it?s a quick walk to Lordship Lane, cinema, cafes and restaurants. North Cross Road minutes away with its lovely weekend market.

Near to Dulwich and Peckham Rye Parks. Train links 15 mins to London bridge or Victoria. Peckham Rye is the nearest overground.

All mod cons included wireless, washing machine, microwave, 2 large fridge-freezers and fully equipped kitchen. Free street parking if needed and garage for storing a bike.

?595pcm plus bills which are approximately ?75 inclusive of council tax. Would suit non-smoking professional. Sorry no couples.

We'd love for you to view this great house, so please get in touch!

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