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Holiday let in Peckham - Christmas rental


melaniedbrown

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Hi,


Our home is available to let over the Christmas period, from 19 December - 30 December.


Newly refurbished victorian terraced house, within the peaceful environment of the Holly Grove Conservation area and only a few minutes walk from Peckham Rye Station. The house maintains original features including the working fireplaces and wooden flooring throughout. It also has a private garden and spacious open plan living and dining room, perfect for family visiting for the holidays!


The house is pet friendly and in addition to the two double bedrooms, we have a fold out bed should you need to accommodate another person. The house is listed on AirBnB at ?120 a night but we're open to offers, please get in touch if you're interested.

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