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Delightful split level first floor two double bedroom flat that?s large enough to feel more like a house. All rooms bright and airy, beautifully decorated with many original features.

Perfectly located on a quiet, sought after residential road less than 5 mins walk from both East Dulwich and Peckham Rye stations, with regular trains into London Bridge and Victoria respectively. Just a few minutes also from Lordship Lane, East Dulwich?s popular bustling high street with its wide array of bars and restaurants, and a stone?s throw from the gym and the Picturehouse cinema.


Perfect for young professionals. Semi furnished and available from 27th November. ?1,750 pcm. Please email, call or text to arrange a viewing. Private landlord, no agency fees.


Contact Monique on 07920 043723


Summary & Exclusions:

- Rent Amount: ?1,750.00 per month

- Deposit / Bond: ?1,750.00

- 2 double Bedrooms

- 1 Bathrooms

- Property comes semi-furnished

- Available to move in from 27h November, 2021

- Minimum tenancy term is 12 months

- Maximum number of tenants is 2

- No DSS / Housing Benefit Applicants

- No Students

- No Pets, sorry

- No Smokers

- Bills not included

- Property has parking

- EPC Rating: D

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