Eliza is looking for flatmates in Turnpike Lane for £485 per month
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£485 PCM (+ £85 per month for bills inc. cleaner) Medium sized double room available in our five bedroom Victorian terrace near Turnpike Lane tube station (Picadilly line, zone 3). The ground floor room has a lovely fireplace, a high ceiling and doors that open onto the decking in the garden. It is unfurnished although a bed can be provided if requested and has a clothes rail in one of the alcoves. This room is available immediately. Our house has a cosy lounge, bathroom, two separate loos, wooden floors and a garden with decking and grass (and raspberries!). All the usual mod cons, fast internet connection and plenty of street parking (a permit is required during the day). Located in a quiet area of Belmont area, we are eight minutes walk from Turnpike Lane tube station, five minutes walk from buses and local shops/supermarket and there is a lovely park just at the end of the road. This is a friendly, professional household and we're looking for someone in their 30s or 40s, preferably working in the arts / a creative type of job, although of course not essential. Sorry, neither room is available to couples. One months deposit and references required. For more details or to arrange a viewing please email or call.
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Rental Type
- Share Accommodation
Number of Bedrooms
- 4+
Property Type
- House
Smoking Policy
- Smoking only outside
Pets Policy
- No Pets
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