Fast wifi – 56 Mbps Washer Iron Hangers Hair dryer Shampoo Smoke alarm Kitchen Refrigerator Free parking on premises Lockbox TV Carbon monoxide alarm Private patio or balcony Heating Dishes and silverware Backyard Essentials Self check-in
Sunny and quiet house in E Dulwich
A pretty house in trendy cosmopolitan East Dulwich, South London. Nearby are cafes, restaurants, parks in this lovely part of London, situated in zone two and within easy reach by local buses and trains to central London. Would suit singles or couples.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This Victorian terraced half house would suit a single person or a couple (for minimum weekly lets) who would like to spend some time in London (I'm sorry no children). However the stairs are steep so the house would not be practical for elderly or infirm people. It is a two bedroom house but I'm only making one bedroom available with access to rest of the house and garden. I will not be at the property so with the exception of the second bedroom you would have the place to yourself/ves.. If a long let add £50 per week for cleaning.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />No extra guests.
East Dulwich has a village feel, although it is only zone 2 so not far from central London. The Dulwich Picture Gallery is a leisurely walk through Dulwich park and also the green space of Peckham Rye is close by. There are lots of pubs, restaurants and coffee shops in the vicinity, plus eclectic shops and a small Saturday market offering street food and artisan food stalls. A small Picturehouse cinema is within walking distance. The area is quiet, but a half hour bus ride will take you to the heart of central London, for theatres, galleries, sight seeing etc. My house is quiet and homely with friendly neighbours and in a very quiet, safe and residential part of South London.
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