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1bed+ Loft Flatlet - single lodger : Big Living/Dining/kitchen; separate Bedroom; Shower / WC = Whole Floor £1400 pcm


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Sole use: Whole Floor

2nd fl. Victorian semi-det house, share front door, through couple’s house, to your own Loft flatlet.

Exclusive use - Fully furnished, good location, convenient, well maintained + garden.

Large Loft-style Living-Dining Room with Kitchen corner (Combi Oven-Microwave, Fridge-Freezer, sink) crockery, cutlery, plates, dishes, utensils etc & sofa & desk, TV Separate Double Bedroom with wash handbasin. + WC / Shower room on landing.
Garden use & bike space. Use of Washing Machine & Drying Facilities by agreement. Retired couple live on lower floors, seek self-sufficient lodger. Suit professional.    No Smoking No Pets.  Buses opposite (nos 12 / 197 / 63 + P3). Minimarket 100m, near Lordship Lane 

 

 

 

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Charge includes: Lodging Fee & Share of Bills/Utilities/Services = Heating, LightingGas, Water, Refuse, Electricity, Council Tax, WIFI, TV, Insurance, Annual Gas check, Repairs, Maintenance.  Application Form, contact: [email protected]   or tel: 0208 693  9544

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  • Santa Claus changed the title to 1bed+ Loft Flatlet - single lodger : Big Living/Dining/kitchen; separate Bedroom; Shower / WC = Whole Floor £1400 pcm

Dear flatowner, 

I am a Swedish university professor with my daugther and her family in East Dulwich. I am looking for a place to rent Jan 15 to April 15 2025. Your loft flat looks lovely, so I am really interested. I am absolutely self-sufficient and will be working throughout the day. 

In hope of a positive answer, 

Kind regards, 

Lisa Åkesson

+46 373 783761

 

 

Sorry there is an error in my phone number. The correct number is

+46 737 783761

 

 

Hi Lisa,

The lodging is not let and is currently available, but there are several people interested, so if you want to apply, please telephone very soon.

M Neuman

Tel: 0208 693 9544

Mob 07775 731784

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