2.5 bed house to let on Denman Road now to end of Feb

By tigger
January 20, 2022 in Property

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Posted January 20, 2022

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Posted January 20, 2022

We are due to start building works in March, but until then, the house is available for a short-term let. As it's really filling a gap for us, we're happy to take a reduced rent to cover our bills or ?1500 including council tax, gas, electricity, tv license (all bills - normally, bills are about ?350/month so this is about ?1150 rent)

It's a lovely little house, with a big 90ft garden. Situated on a premium road in Peckham. From the outside, it doesn't look like much, but it's very sweet inside and has a living room through to dining room and kitchen. Upstairs is a separate loo and bathroom (shower over bath), 2 double rooms and a third small box room, that can be used as a nursery / study / office / walk-in wardrobe

The garden is SW facing, it's 90ft long and 24ft wide

It's available from now. Unfurnished, apart from 1 double bed (ignore furniture in pics). It'd suit someone in between places / having work done and needing somewhere to stay short-term.

Thanks

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