Lovely 2 Bed flat available near Dulwich Park

By nat_pinklady
February 13, 2017 in Property

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Posted February 13, 2017

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Posted February 13, 2017

A stones throw from the beautiful Dulwich Village with its cafes, boutique shops and restaurants, and a 10 minute walk to Dulwich Park and Boating Lakes.

Lovely 2 bed victorian flat with original features, sash windows, fireplace and wooden floors throughout.

Beautifully part furnished:

Large lounge with 2 sofas

Kitchen with washing machine, cooker and fridge

Bathroom with bath and shower

2 bedrooms with wardrobes and double beds

Small terrace with table and chairs

Free parking in opposite street

The flat is situated in a quiet building with 4 other flats and is a 5 minute walk from both Tulse Hill and West Dulwich Stations.

References and a deposit is required. No bills included.

1400 a month

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