1 Bed Flat opposite Warwick Gardens a/v Mond-Thur nights

By Cedenicola
August 30, 2017 in Property

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Cedenicola

Posted August 30, 2017

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Posted August 30, 2017

Beautiful designer 1-bed flat opposite Warwick Gardens - Azenby Road. ?650 per month including all bills / free wifi / cleaner inc in the price. With back door straight onto shared garden at the back.

It's very peaceful and you rarely hear the neighbours.

My husband and I need to move out of London during the week so were trying to find someone who would be interested in renting Mond-Thur nights inclusive. Arrival 1000 Monday and departure 1000 Friday.

The flat has 1 double room with a King size bed, a washer, separate dryer, a Dishwasher and powershower. it's fully equipped and has some storage where things can be kept locked away. We'd be very open to making it available 'some' week-ends at extra cost, and of stopping rent for a few weeks to fit with any holidays you were taking.

Ideally we'd have it back week-days some time over Easter/xmas/summer hols, but it isn't a must-have.

We're in-between Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye stations.

I'm at [email protected] Mob 07961325526

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