NOW LET - Goose Green one bed flat for rent.

By Cat111
September 14, 2021 in Property

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Cat111

Posted September 14, 2021

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Posted September 14, 2021

THIS FLAT IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

Lovely south facing one bed flat in Victorian building overlooking Goose Green available for rent. Fully furnished.

Just redecorated. Own front door - lower ground floor flat. The flat is small so will only suit a single occupant.

Combination boiler, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, TV, DVD player. Front garden with small sunken seating area.

Rent ?1300 pcm (includes all bills - council tax, water, internet/cable tv, TV licence - but subject to reasonable use of gas/electricity). I?ve been asked what the bills cost - bills are roughly ?300 pcm so rent equates to ?1,000 pcm.

Easy walk to East Dulwich station (5 mins), Peckham Rye (15 mins away).

Deposit and references required.

Had let it but tenant let me down so reposting.

NO AGENTS.

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