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East Dulwich SE22- Lovely 2 double bedroom, ground floor flat, in art deco style block


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Lovely 2 double bedroom, ground floor flat, in art deco style block. Situated in East Dulwich SE22.


Good sized living room, separate kitchen, bathroom with bath and shower combined, separate hallway, 2 double bedrooms, both fitting double beds and storage.


Kitchen has a small table to dining in, that fold down to conserve space, washing machine, brand new fridge.


Flat will be Unfurnished.


Flat is set in art deco style block, situated on the ground floor facing a communal courtyard. A small table and chairs is situated outside so you can enjoy the outside space.


The flat is a 10/15 minute walk to Lordship lane, the heart of East Dulwich, with Peckham Rye park less than 5 mins down the road.

Great transport links, a 10 minute walk to Honor Oak station for London bridge trains and overground lines to east London and crystal palace. A short bus rid to Peckham Rye station with again trains to London bridge and London Victoria and Overground to East London and Clapham Junction.


The Flat is available from the beginning of august, 1 year contract minimum, NO PPI. References will be required.


Rent Per month- ?1400, Per Week ?350, with 1 months rent in advance for a deposit.

Bills not included


Please feel free to contact for any questions, and to book a viewing. Viewings ideally at weekends.


thanks

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