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This Large one bed flat would suit a single professional or professional couple. It has separate eat in Kitchen and Lounge area with double doors and steps leading down into a nice spacious garden. It's well connected for access to the city and the centre of town with trains running direct into London Bridge from Tulsa Hill Station.

Lively Brixton, Tulsa Hill and East Dulwich and their bars and restaurant culture are all very local, while the lovely green open space of Brockwell park is at the end of the road. 

It comes semi-furnished, so there's room to add your own personal touch to the space to make it feel like home (wardrobe, kitchen white goods, kitchen table and chairs).

Available 1st July 2025 and I'm looking for long-term tenants wanting to make this their new home.

Rent is £1600 pcm and comes exclusive of bills. No smokers please. No fees either - I am a private landlady.

Do get in touch to arrange a viewing. 

Polly

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We are the current tenants in Polly's flat and just wanted to say how amazing both Polly and the flat have been! 

The photo's above really don't do the space justice (Polly had quite a bit of work done to the flat before we moved in, all windows and doors replaced and so are double glazed, etc). The garden is a lovely, peaceful sanctuary, and is full of bluebells in the spring amongst an array of other plants we've added in over the years. 

Polly is a super responsive, attentive and fair landlord and we are sad to be leaving!

 

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