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Bright Cosy two bed flat for rent near Nunhead Station


freddy@beinginmotion

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Hi folks, our family flat is back up for rent just opposite Nunhead station. It's a long term UNFURNISHED and will be available from mid June, after a full redecorate. Available to view immediately, but will still have the outgoing tenants and furniture in there. Please tag mates you know are looking, the flat is bright and homely - a real keeper. We were so happy there with our babies.
Details:
- 2 bedroom, 2nd floor flat to let in Nunhead available from 16th June
- Unfurnished, with shared garden accessible via spiral staircase from kitchen stable door.
- On a hill with views of central london, so great light; Everest double glazing for warmth and quiet, and an insulated loft with storage space.
- Great Transport links: 2 secs walk to Nunhead train station (Direct 15mins to Victoria, 12 mins to Blackfriars, 25 mins to Kings Cross St Pancreas) and
- 10mins walk to Brockley for the East London line to Hackney and North East London, and train to London Bridge
- Not in the location google maps gives for the postcode but 100m closer to the station. SE15 3XF.
- 2 mins walk to Nunhead Cemetery (a beautiful lush woodland). Within ten minutes walk of three other parks.
- Great local shops and cafe's in Nunhead and Telegraph hill, lovely green villagey feel.
- Rent £1600pm, bills and council tax excluded.
- We're after a couple, single occupant or young family, not a flat share i'm afraid. No pets.
- We're looking for long-term clean and respectful tenants who will be looking after the flat as we did doing. Deposit held by Deposit Protection Service. We’ll need the usual last 3 months bank statements, landlord and proof of employment references before we can sign.
Please get in touch if interested!
More pics available on request.
Thanks, freddy

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