Furnished Double Room to rent in Large House (SE22 0AR) with Private Garden - ?750 pcm plus bills

By jamespk
February 20, 2020 in Property

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Posted February 20, 2020

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Posted February 20, 2020

Furnished Double Room to rent in Large House with Private Garden in East Dulwich - ?750 per calendar month (plus bills)

Furnished double room to rent in a spacious, light and bright 2 bedroom house on a quiet road in East Dulwich with private back garden. Double room is furnished with a double bed, built-in wardrobe, shelves and bookcase. Large open plan kitchen/diner with patio doors opening onto garden/decking. Separate double reception room. Suitable for working /professional person.

Central East Dulwich location - 10 minutes walk from Lordship lane with good access to buses/pubs/restaurants/cinema. 15 minute walk to East Dulwich station for trains to London Bridge. Good bus links to Peckham Rye station for trains to Victoria/City Thameslink and walking distance to Peckham Rye /Dulwich parks. Sharing with one professional male in mid-40s. Non-smoker preferred. Sorry no pets. Deposit of one month?s rent. References required. Available immediately and flexible tenancy (minimum 1 month). Students considered if can provide references.

Please contact James for further information or to arrange a viewing: private message via this forum, e-mail james AT jamespk.me or 07790 - 90 06 84

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