Therapy room to rent on Lordship Lane

By ehphysio
September 26, 2015 in Property

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Posted September 26, 2015

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Posted September 26, 2015

I am a physiotherapist currently working on Lordship Lane (80a Lordship Lane, SE22 8HF), I would like to rent out my therapy room on the days that I do not use it.

The room currently has a plinth set up within it which can be used or collapsed and stored if not needed, there is access to a sink within the room and it has a window with an opaque screen over the glass. There are internal stairs to access the room.

The room rates are ?60 for a full day and ?35 for a half day (after 3pm), the room is available at the following dates/times

Sunday am & pm

Monday am & pm

Tuesday pm

Thursday pm

Friday am & pm

Please email if you have any questions or would like to arrange a viewing.

Emma

EH Physio

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