2 bedroom flat to rent

By Laura13
June 6, 2015 in Property

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Laura13

Posted June 6, 2015

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Posted June 6, 2015

We are letting our spacious 2 double bed flat for ?1,600 on Thorncombe Road from mid July. We've been living there for the last 2 years but are now moving abroad. We've decorated the flat to a high standard, with wooden floor boards, working fire places and it has high ceilings.

It's on a quiet road with green views over gardens. The flat is under 10min walk to East Dulwich station and comes with secure bike storage.

You can find the details and photos at http://daisylets.domus.net/site/go/viewParticulars?propertyID=311634 or PM me for a viewing.

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