One bed garden flat to let - Available from August

By tarmon
July 16, 2022 in Property

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Posted July 16, 2022

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Posted July 16, 2022

I have a lovely 1 bedroom, ground floor flat to rent in ED:- Situated in a Victorian conversion; just off Lordship Lane; in a quiet; leafy; residential road; close to all the amenities that ED has to offer.

It is a 10 minute easy walk to East Dulwich station. And convenient for buses to Denmark Hill, Herne Hill and Brixton stations (for the night tube), plus bus routes into town (12, 63, 78, 176 and 185). Neutrally decorated with access to a small garden. The flat comes unfurnished but includes washing machine and fridge/freezer. £1250 per calendar month + deposit (which will be placed in a deposit scheme) Please call/text Caroline on 07956 671594, if you are interested and I will get back to you as soon as I can.

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