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Double room - brick lane - £900/ month - FREE gym, sauna, spa, bills, wifi, kitchen and toilet necessities e. g. water, toilet paper ALL included. (EXCEPT: Council tax) The house is located in front of a park where you can sunbathe or play football, etc Within 3 minutes walk, there are 2 banks Lloyds, HSBC, 2 supermarkets, KFC, Burger King, beauty saloon... basically most of the things Most importantly, brick lane is 5 minutes walk, shoreditch 10 minutes. Aldgate east station is 3 minutes away IF YOU WALK SLOW, 30 seconds will do you need to run in the morning LOL. The house has 2 floors, living room and kitchen, a guest toilet downstairs. 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms upstairs. Currently, we are one Hong kong girl and one French boy living in the house and looking for one more person to share. This is not a hostel or just a room to share, we are looking for a friendly, polite, respectful person to share the house together, chill together. Please feel free to contact us and arrange a viewing if you wish price : £900 per month 1 month deposit CASH ONLY The following facilities are FREE OF CHARGE for the residence -GYM -SAUNA -SPA -24 - HOUR CONCIERGE
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Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 3
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
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Angel
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