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A very attractive, spacious 1 bedroom flat with a small front and large back garden as well as parking; all very near Stratford station and the Olympic park/village. Located in a quiet, clean and very friendly and safe close away from the main road. Fully furnished and furbished with a new washing machine, kettle, toaster etc. Recently had a very good EPR energy rating and report is available to view. I have also had my boiler recently serviced and powerflush performed to ensure central heating in perfect working condition. This property is available from February 2015 for 1 year and possibly 18 months. It would be most suitable for a professional (or professional couple) who would welcome a homely furnished apartment with amenities. The security deposit is one month’s rent. I would also require references, bank statements and a letter from employer or university (for employment/student status), as well as one month’s rent payable in advance. Rent is inclusive of bills
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Rental Type
- Rental Property
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Smoking Policy
- No smoking
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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Taiwo
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