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Beautiful Sunny 2 Dbl Bed First Floor Flat to rent - Melbourne Grove ?1495pcm

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A bright and spacious beautiful two bed flat available to rent immediately. Situated in a very good position on sought after leafy Melbourne Grove in central East Dulwich. Two good sized double bedrooms overlooking gardens, a beautiful sun drenched sitting room with an archway through to a well equipped kitchen. A bathroom with WC, basin and Bath with powerful shower within and shower screen - white tiles on wall and mosaics on floor. The whole flat has high ceilings with big sash windows and is quiet and very inviting. Built in the traditional Victorian style although the building is only 10 years old - so you have the best of both Worlds. New boiler (instant hot water and heating) & new washing machine, oven and gas hob. Video entry phone. Carpeted in bedrooms, hallway and sitting room. Wood floor in kitchen. Neutrally decorated throughout to a high standard. Situated in an excellent position for all the amenities of central East Dulwich (5 mins walk to station and good transport links to London Bridge, Waterloo & Victoria). Zone 2. Tel/ text 07792 738349 ASAP if interested. Rent ?1495 PCM. Also a very economical flat on bills. References and deposit required. Available unfurnished / part furnished.
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