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2 Bedroom Flat - East Dulwich to rent

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ennovymusic

ennovymusic

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I am renting a two bedroom flat based in East Dulwich which was appraised by a local agent at £2400 as the market rate, I am lowering the price to £2100 (excl bills) as it is more important to me to find the right tenant.  I am currently decorating (hence no pictures  ready)  however the flat is available for viewing.  You can call for more information etc on 07377 802427.

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Shoshibella

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Hi!We are a family of filmmakers, holding a music and filming studio in SE5 and we have a 10 year old daughter. We are about to change house and are looking to rent privately again. Ideally a 2 bedroom house/flat with garden access. We can provide references from landlords and neighbours, we don't have any CCJ’s and both credit checks are clear. We need to find our new place by the end of January, but we are flexible and could move out anytime between now and then. We would love to come and see it and introduce ourselves. 👀 Thank you!

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