Art Studio / Creative Space Available for Rent East Dulwich and New Cross Self contained

By euan
March 18, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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euan

Posted March 18, 2016

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Posted March 18, 2016

Art Studio Creative Space available to rent.

Could suit writer, textiles, desk based user, artist, musician etc.

SPACE STILL AVAILABLE

New Cross 13ft x 5ft approx.

Close to excellent transport links.

Self contained.

Natural light.

24 hour access.

All bills included.

Lockable space.

Communal kitchen area.

Plus additional lockable storage space available.

On-site and on-street free parking.

Available for sole use at ?30 per week

or shared with costumier at ?22 per week (space is currently used as a part time fitting room only)

SORRY THIS SPACE IS NOW TAKEN

East Dulwich 10ft x 8ft

Self contained.

Natural light.

24 hour access.

Lockable space.

All bills included.

On-street parking.

?45 per week sole use.

For more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Sally or Euan 07929 046338

or email: [email protected]

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