GONE 2 Bed Split Level Garden Flat

By Awal
October 31, 2020 in Property

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Awal

Posted October 31, 2020

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Posted October 31, 2020

A lovely two bedroom split level garden flat in a quiet residential area just off Oglander Road.

It?s a bright space full of character, with high ceilings and Victorian features. Large living space with bay window, kitchen / eat in area, large utility space and separate downstairs toilet.

The largest bedroom is on the ground floor with a bay window looking onto the large private garden, a fab patio installed in the sun trap for when the summer months return. Upstairs the second double bedroom and main bathroom.

The flat comes with a private garden which is accessible from the kitchen/utility space, aswell as side access for bikes etc. The flat has access to permit parking for a small monthly fee. It?s close to public transport with East Dulwich and Peckham Rye stations both a short walk away, as well as a range of bus routes sub 5mins walk.

Furnished or unfurnished, available from January (possibly some flex earlier/later on this) ?1,800 pcm + bills.

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