Good sized double bedroom SE22 0DA

By cmcgee
July 9, 2015 in Property

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Posted July 9, 2015

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Posted July 9, 2015

Hello. This is a good sized double bedroom within a beautiful 2 bedroom flat. I am very sad to be leaving this place and Victoria and her two adorable cats (annuska and jasper). You must be a cat lover.

The flat has all the normal amenities including dishwasher/broadband/washing machine. It has a homely feel about the place. The room available for grabs is a good sized double bedroom. The room comes unfurnished, so you can put you own stamp on it. The rent is ?725 per month and the bills are between 120-150 per month. The room available from 1st september and viewing highly recommended.

Looking forward to meeting you Catherine and Victoria. Please contact me on mcgeecathy@rocketmail.com

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