Double room to let in shared house SE15

By reb123
September 15, 2018 in Property

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Posted September 15, 2018

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Posted September 15, 2018

Double room in lovely modern house near the Rye Hotel and Peckham Rye common. Other occupants are two 23 year old professionals. Plenty of space: share kitchen and breakfast room, sitting room, wet room and family bathroom, and patio garden. Space for a bike but parking is off street. Available from 8 October. ?750pcm including bills.

PM with any questions or call me between 7-9pm on 07949 454431. Thanks - Rebecca

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