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NOW LET fab split-level 3 double bed 2 bathroom flat great location East Dulwich ?2100pcm SE22 8RN


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Available from 1st June 2019


A newly refurbished split level flat in a prime East Dulwich location - ideal for professional sharers.


Comprises top two floors of this Victorian property.

Newly refurbished three genuine large double bedrooms with fitted cupboards, two bathrooms, separate WC, kitchen/living/diner with dishwasher, loads of storage space.


Washing machine plus separate tumble dryer.


Quiet road south facing location for long term rental


Spacious light and airy five minutes walk from East Dulwich Rail Station

Everything East Dulwich and Peckham has to offer right on your doorstep including

East Dulwich Picture House, The Co-Op, M&S, Rose Butchers, Franklins Deli, Moxons Fish, North Cross Road Market etc

Swimming pool at East Dulwich leisure Center and amenities of Peckham Rye and Dulwich Parks five minutes cycle away.


Rent direct from local accredited landlord - viewings start Friday 31st May call to be first in line.


Please contact [email protected] 07815 883219 for viewing


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