2 bedroom, end of terrace house in East Dulwich. Available for rent from mid April 2024.

By mungo
March 12, 2024 in Property

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Posted March 12, 2024

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Posted March 12, 2024

I own a beautiful two-bedroom house on a very quiet road off Dunstans Road in East Dulwich. My tenants are moving out on 14th April so it will be available from around 20th April.

The space

Downstairs, there is an open-plan kitchen, living room, and dining room. There's also a small utility room and downstairs loo.

Upstairs are two good-sized bedrooms and a bathroom with a bath and shower.

Outsized is a paved garden and a shed for storage.

Location

Balchier Road is a 15-minute walk from Lordship Lane and 5 minutes from Forest Hill Road, where regular buses go to Peckham Rye station, so it's super easy to get into the centre of town.

Terms

£2,300 pcm. The house is unfurnished. Ideally, I'm looking to rent the house for at least 6 months, but I am open to an offer. I'm happy for one small dog to live there. Non-smokers please.

Please get in touch if you're interested.

No agents please.

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