Now Let - Lovely 2 Bed Flat in prime ED with outside space

By GMTOD
April 19, 2021 in Property

Recommended Posts

GMTOD

Posted April 19, 2021

- Share

Posted April 19, 2021

Offered to rent un-furnished for minimum one year, lovely ground floor flat in Victorian building on popular Pellatt Road, East Dulwich SE22. Modern open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with all appliances including dishwasher leading to small but sunny side patio; 2 double bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes; modern bathroom. Suit professional couple +/- child. Gas central heating, solid wood flooring and white walls throughout, the flat has a crisp contemporary feel recently decorated, own private entrance and good storage.

Very close to vibrant Lordship Lane and tranquil Dulwich Park. Excellent public transport links and no parking restrictions.

Available from mid May with viewings on 24 April. Rent ?1600 pcm exclusive. Deposit and refs essential. Let by professional private landlord, no agents. Current tenants leave after 5+ years and highly recommend.

Link to comment

Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

Advertise Here
Latest Discussions
- DJ courses for teenagers
  
  By upperground · Posted 4 hours ago
  
  Hello East Dulwichers, Would you know where I can find DJ courses or music production courses for a 14yr old teenager? The teenager can travel independently if required, so going into town if necessary is not a problem. Thank you
- Education not taxation - please consider signing this petition!
  
  By Ebenezer · Posted 4 hours ago
  
  The VAT increase will only make private education more exclusive - many dual-income families who prioritise their children's education over material possessions will either struggle or to move them to state schools thus taking some school places. What a poor decision by this government.
- Charter North Dulwich - material Safeguarding issues at the school? CND hiding key Safeguarding information? parents' experience?
  
  By Ella Menopee · Posted 4 hours ago
  
  If there was a safeguarding failure of the magnitude you’re describing then it should have been referred to Ofsted. There may well be an investigation and/or subsequent inspection triggered by this. Schools are required to publicise no-notice inspections on their websites so you may not have long to wait to find out if this is the case.
- Education not taxation - please consider signing this petition!
  
  By DuncanW · Posted 5 hours ago
  
  I wonder how many private schools close across the UK in an average year...? Is it none... or do one or two close every year, and the difference being that this year those that do cite the VAT change as one of the reasons...?

Sign In