TO LET: 3-bed flat in SE5 near King's College Hospital

By Shrub
August 8, 2016 in Property

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Posted August 8, 2016

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Posted August 8, 2016

Bright and airy garden flat in a small, well-maintained block a short walk from King's College Hospital and Denmark Hill Station, which has fast links to Victoria, St Pancras and Blackfriars, plus the Overground Line to Shoreditch and Islington.

The flat has:

* a large entrance hall with room for two bikes

* three bedrooms (one large double, and two comfortable singles or small doubles)

* a quiet living room

* a large kitchen with plenty of storage

* a bath/shower room

* a separate WC

* a private garden at the back and low-maintenance shrubs at the front

* private parking bay for one car by arrangement with Southwark Council

The flat is walking distance from a large Sainsbury's, Ruskin Park with tennis courts, three popular primary schools and two popular secondary schools.

https://www.openrent.co.uk/property-to-rent/london/3-bed-flat-springhill-close-se5/150904

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