Studio Flat to Rent - Tulse Hill, Palace Road

By LDaniels
March 1, 2016 in Property

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Posted March 1, 2016

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Posted March 1, 2016

I am looking for a new tenant for my studio flat(unfurnished)on Palace Road in Tulse Hill, available now.

The flat which is on the ground floor of a victorian conversion has one large room, a separate kitchen and bathroom and a small hallway, it is in very good decorative order. All windows and front door have security bars.

The main room has a new fire place (installed in 2015), wardrobe and book storage with oak flooring. The kitchen has floor to ceiling shelves for storage along with a 5 hob oven and dishwasher.

The property which is in zone 2 is a 5-6 minute walk from Tulse Hill train station and a 3-4 minute walk to the bus stops to Brixton, elephant & Castle and London Bridge.

I am seeking a long term and peaceful professional tenant. Rent ?900 PCM plus one month's deposit. References will be required.

Please PM me if you are interested.

Many thanks

Lesley

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