Lovely double room, Camberwell/Walworth border, available now!

By Southlondoner55
June 14, 2023 in Property

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Southlondoner55

Posted June 14, 2023

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Posted June 14, 2023

Hi,

I have a double room available in a bright, homely, well-maintained Victorian flat. The room is furnished, including a wardrobe, drawers, and desk, and has a spacious storage bed.

It's in a quiet, pretty conservation area near several parks. There are loads of cafes, shops and amenities nearby as well as loads of bus routes to all parts of central and south London (two buses go to East Dulwich). Tube and rail is available at Kennington and Elephant & Castle.

I'm the only other resident. There is a nice, bright living room. Oh, the toilet and bathroom are separate too, which is always helpful for sharing.

The rent of £865 includes all bills, decent wifi and a fortnightly cleaner. I'm male, mid-40s, really friendly and easy-going. I do my own thing a lot, but am happy to chat, hang out and watch tv together. I keep the place clean and tidy, but am not obsessive about it.

Message me if you're interested ([email protected]) and want more details!

cheers

Ben

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