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Gorgeous 2bdm penthouse with offstreet parking on Peckham Rye - to let -


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Bright, spacious, freshly refurbished & fully furnished 2 double bed with additional home office room in Georgian property overlooking Peckham Rye with Sunrise to Sunset roof terrace


Open plan kitchen (with dishwasher/washing machine & fridge freezer with roof light & sink overlooking Rye for pretty washing up!), dining, lounge with American walnut flooring overlooking the Rye


2 bathrooms ? 1 with bath, Double shower, twin hand basins, other wet room


Master bedroom with roof terrace access & Rye views


Neutral colour scheme throughout with new carpets


Ample storage


Underfloor heating


Off street parking for 1 car


7 mins walk to Peckham Rye station, close to all bars/restaurants/leisure amenities of Peckham Rye & East Dulwich

Suit professional non-smoking, pet free couple


Private let, no agency fees


?1900 pcm exc council tax & bills


More photos available upon request

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