1bed 1bath flat for rent

By ntraykov
May 1, 2021 in Property

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Posted May 1, 2021

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Posted May 1, 2021

Self contained furnished flat, unique "walk in and live" design, under bed storage/memory foam mattress, 32" SHARP HD LED TV with Freeview HD, handmade kitchen, solid wood worktop, ceramic sink, upholstered bench dining/leisure set with under seat storage, pair of "Corona" solid wood corner storage/display units + 4 drawer bedside slimline chest, workstation with luxury office chair, built in wardrobe, free pavement parking. Shared use of tropical coffee corner at entrance. Next to Kidbrooke Village and Sutcliffe Park SE9. Coop Food 300m away. 10-15 min walk to Kidbrooke & Eltham centres and stations. Great bus connections. Would suit non smoking person/couple, no DSS or pets. Deposit ?1050, rent ?1050/month inclusive of all bills, CT and 100 MB Virgin broadband.2 years no price review guarantee. No agency.

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