Flat to rent in SE26 4TD

By sb2370
October 5, 2015 in Property

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Posted October 5, 2015

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Posted October 5, 2015

One bedroom flat to rent in Sydenham, just 2 min walk from the station (Travel zone 3 - trains to London Bridge, Victoria, Overground) and very good bus links (176 -24hr, 195, 185, 202). Available from November. Location SE26 4TD.

Travel time to London Bridge or Canada Water is just 15 minutes, with excellent links to nearby Canary Wharf and Liverpool Street.

This flat has a good size double bedroom, separate kitchen and living room, and bathroom, double glazing, lots of storage, it is part of a mews with a nice communal garden, videophone entry and allocated parking.

All internal communal areas have been recently renovated.

Suitable for a young professional but couples are welcome. One month deposit and one month rent in advance. References.

Please email me for pictures and more info: [email protected]

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