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Alabama Street, Plumstead, London SE18

Plumstead

£1,795 pcm

2 x 1 x
Department:
Lettings
Reference:
11583955
Type:
Terraced House
Availability:
To Let
Receptions:
1

Property features

  • 2 Double Bedrooms
  • Through Lounge Reception
  • Fitted Kitchen
  • First Floor Family Bathroom
  • Low Maintenance Rear Garden
  • Great Location
  • Modern Decor Throughout
  • Double Glazed with GCH

Summary

Hi Residential would like to offer to the rental market this very well presented modern two bedroom period style home located just off Plumstead Common in this sought after road. Convenient for local amenities, bus routes and access to Plumstead mainline station. The home comprises of good size through lounge, fitted kitchen, low maintenance rear garden with 2 double bedrooms and family bathroom on the first floor.

Details

Entrance Hallway
Wood style laminate flooring. Stairs to first floor

Through Lounge with Dining 23' 1'' x ' '' (7.04m x m)
Double glazed window to front. Wood style laminate flooring. Built in storage cupboard. Fire and surround. Square arch to kitchen.

Kitchen 11' 11'' x 7' 7'' (3.63m x 2.30m)
Fitted with a range of modern wall and base units with complementary work surfaces. Range style oven and filter hood. Wall mounted boiler. Vinyl flooring. Part tiled walls

Rear Garden
Paved with storage

First Floor Landing
Carpet laid

Bedroom 1 10' 3'' x 11' 1'' (3.12m x 3.38m)
Double glazed window to front. Carpet as fitted. Built in sliding wardrobe

Bedroom 2 11' 4'' x 8' 2'' (3.45m x 2.50m)
Double glazed window to rear. Carpet as fitted

Family Bathroom
Fitted with a white three piece suite comprising of a low level WC, panelled bath with shower over and a pedestal wash hand basin. Vinyl flooring. Part tiled walls. Double glazed window to rear

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