Burnt Ash Hill, Lee, Lewisham, London, SE12 0HT - Waymour & Parr
SE12 0HT
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Offers in excess of £1,600pcm and ready to move into immediately.
Recently refurbished this beautiful two double bedroom first floor flat offers everything a prospective tenant could need. Boasting a beautiful, secluded private garden, off street parking in the form of a driveway and great connections in to town.
Located on the much sought after Burnt Ash Hill which is less than a 10 minute walk to Lee Mainline Train Station. Lee services London Charing Cross and cannon street connecting you to London Bridge in as little as 12 minutes. On your way to Lee Station you will pass multiple shops including cafes, supermarkets and paper shops. Lee also has some beautiful restaurants and pubs including The Crown Tavern across the road. Lewisham Station for the DLR or trains to Victoria is also accessible via Lee station also or a multitude of buses connecting you to Lewisham and beyond.
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