TO LET :LOVELY 2 BED FURNISHED GARDEN FLAT FROM 10TH MARCH SHORT TERM LET INC BILLS Forest Hill

By Catherine L
January 9, 2019 in Property

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Catherine L

Posted January 9, 2019

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Posted January 9, 2019

Hi I have the following available from 10th March.

My home: 2 bed garden flat with own front door, Good beds: one king and one double, Nicely furnished, with private garden and large shared garden, free parking on quiet road, 8 mins walk to Forest Hill station, 2 mins to Forest Hill Pools, with bills included accept gas/electric determined by your use and via metre readings. Open to discussion.

?1700 plus gas/electric aprox ?90 a month (Inc: Sky TV/Internet/ water/ TV Licence/ Council Tax/ Gardener)

6 week deposit required which goes into the government deposit scheme

References required

Months rent upfront

We have gardener that comes for both gardens monthly and I part manage the building of four flats and know all the tenants and owners. All lovely and quiet. It is my home, I am having a break out of London. So I am after professional, non smoking, couple or friends that want to share, and respectful tenants.

Please do let me know if interested?

Thank you

Catherine

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