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Studio / work space / office available

By lisavwills
August 18, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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lisavwills

Posted August 18, 2014

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Posted August 18, 2014

Fantastic studio / work space / office to let situated in the heart of East Dulwich in a lovely, peaceful courtyard. Approximately 10 minutes from East Dulwich station. An ideal working space for creatives / or office business.

Available from September 1st 2014 (can be available sooner with 1 weeks notice.)

?150 P/W

?7.00 approx P/W for Bills (Gas / Electricity / Water)

Private landlord, ideally looking for initial 1 - 3 year commitment.

The studio is 13.5 square meters, on the ground floor with wood laminate floors. It has lots of natural light, with a concertina door that can open right out. There is free street parking.

If you?d like to arrange a viewing please call:

Lisa: 07890796053

James: 07803148527

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