Ruth is looking for a flatmate in Cricklewood for £135 per week
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Hello, my name is Ruthy, I live with my brother Ben. We are easy going, clean and friendly working professionals. The room is cosy and clean, with ample storage and furnishings. The flat is quite modern and fairly new interiors throughout. We have a lovely big telly and a washing machine along with all other mod-cons. Transport links are a 5 minute walk from the the flat. This link will take you to King's Cross station within 10-15 minutes and the Jubilee Line is a 12 minutes walk (to Willesden Green underground station) The price per week is £135 and £17 for all the bills. There is a months rent deposit of £585. We look forward to meeting you!
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Details
Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 1
Property Type
- Flat / Apartment / Unit
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
Personality
- I keep to myself but am open to meeting new people
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