NEW: Great two bedroom flat for rent in Peckham

By Gerri Tyrrell-Cho
January 2, 2023 in Property

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Gerri Tyrrell-Cho

Posted January 2, 2023

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Posted January 2, 2023

Light and airy split level two bedroom flat in conversion property, in the heart of Peckham with large private balcony available for rent from the end of January 2023. Close to trendy cafes and restaurants and a great shopping strip with excellent public transport links, minutes from Peckham Rye train station and buses. Open plan kitchen and living area with bedrooms and modern bathroom on the second floor, this flat won't hang around. Rent at £2050 per month. Private landlords, dealing direct. Please contact Gerri on 07530134691 to make an appointment to inspect the property.

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