Light, bright studio space available to rent

By JJCamberwell
December 9, 2022 in Property

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JJCamberwell

Posted December 9, 2022

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Posted December 9, 2022

Hi all,

Not strictly East Dulwich related but I am an ED resident and thought this might be off interest to local people looking for Studio Spaces:

We have lovely studios of various sizes to rent in the upper floors of a period building on Camberwell Church St. Space for two, three or four desks and plenty of light. Ideal for single occupancy or groups sharing. Currently we have photographers, an architects practice and some graphic designers in the spaces to give you an idea of the type of businesses that work there.

- Rent is between £575 and £920 dependant on studio size

- Rent is inclusive of all bills, rates and fast broadband

- Rolling monthly contract

- Secure and accessible

- Close to Denmark Hill Overground and many major bus routes as well as other useful local amenities

If this is of interest to you or anyone you know drop me a line here or at [email protected]

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