Modern 2 bed flat to rent on Peckham Rye from July

By Bharr
June 16, 2022 in Property

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Bharr

Posted June 16, 2022

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Posted June 16, 2022

Beautiful modern two bed flat opposite Peckham Rye for rent.

Current tenant is moving out. A 5 minute walk from the station and close to nearby restaurants and bars.

New kitchen and bathrooms, gorgeous and bright throughout. There are two double bedrooms, an open plan kitchen/dining room and a large reception room, one bedroom has a beautiful en suite also.

Perfect for a couple, young family or professionals. NO FEES, but thorough referencing. Deposit is 1 months rent, and will be placed in the DPS protection scheme.

Rent - ?2,300.00 pcm for whole property (?1,150 pcm per double room).

PLEASE NOTE - the property is to be rented as a whole, not as individual rooms.

For pictures please see the link: https://www.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/london/peckham_rye/12447331

PM me for more details if interested.

Thanks,

Bethan

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