j is looking for flatmates in Custom House for £195 per week
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TASTEFULLY DECORATED 4 BED FURNISHED VICTORIAN HOUSE WALKING DISTANCE TO PRINCE REGENT DLR AND EXCEL CENTRE. QUIET RESIDENTIAL AREA WITH ACCESS TO CANNING TOWN STRATFORD AND CENTRAL LONDON. ROOM 1. DOUBLE ROOM - DOUBLE BED - PRICE 1 PERSON £195PW 2 PEOPLE £225PW DEPOSIT £800 ROOM 2 HUGE DOUBLE/TRIPLE ROOM PRICE 1 PERSON £220PW 2 PEOPLE £240PW 3 PEOPLE £260PW DEPOSIT £900 ROOM 3 TWIN ROOM PRICE 1 PERSON £195PW 2 PEOPLE £225PW DEPOSIT £800 ROOM 4 SINGLE ROOM PRICE £190PW DEPOSIT £800 THERE IS A HUGE AND SPACIOUS LOUNGE WITH FULLY FITTED KITCHEN DINER. THE KITCHEN COMES COMPLETE WITH COOKER OVEN FRIDGE FREEZER . WASHING MACHINE AND TUMBLE DRYER IS ALSO AVAILABLE. THERE IS A HUGE BACKGARDEN WITH OUTSIDE SITTING AREA. ONE BATHROOM WITH TOILET AND THERE IS A SECOND CLOAKROOM. FREE ON STREET PARKING AVAILABLE OUTSIDE THE HOUSE WITH NO RESTRICTIONS. COUNCIL TAX AND WATER BILLS INCLUDED. BROADBAND AND TV LICENCE INCLUDED. GAS AND ELECTRICITY PAY AS YOU GO WITH HOUSEMATES. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE SUITS PROFESSIONALS. MINIMUM LET 6 MONTHS. AFTER A YEAR THE RATES WILL BE NEGOTIABLE.
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking ok inside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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