For rent - delightful 1 bed flat in striking period property

By 244jack
June 24, 2015 in Property

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Posted June 24, 2015

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Posted June 24, 2015

Refurbished to a stunning standard a few years ago the flat is in excellent condition with wooden floors and high quality fittings throughout. There is one double bedroom, a spacious lounge, bathroom and kitchen. Also included is an extremely large, sunny communal garden. Central London can be accessed within 15 minutes from East Dulwich station, which is within close proximity, and there is free on road parking and regular day and night buses in the immediate vicinity. The vibrant North Cross Road with its Saturday market is round the corner and the restaurants, shops, cinema etc of Lordship Lane are within easy walking distance.

Available from 5th July.

Rental ?1,250 per month

Long term let

Excludes all bills and council tax

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