Desk Space available on Blackwater Street, SE22

By nimi
January 15 in Property

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Posted January 15

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Posted January 15

Hello,

We have a couple of desk spaces available in our studio on Blackwater Street (just off Lordship Lane). The long desk space would be on the ground floor of the unit and shared with an Architect and 4 Landscape Designers. We are Architects and occupy the first floor level. There are 2 meeting rooms available, printer, kitchen, toilet etc. Photos are attached but please email [email protected] or call 07539039455 to arrange a viewing. Fixed desk rental is £300 / month. Daily rental can be discussed.

Thanks,

Nimi

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