1 Bed Flat, Belmont Hill, SE13

Enjoy this quiet and extra large, newly decorated, one DOUBLE bedroom apartment with FREE parking and ENTRY PHONE on the popular BELMONT HILL within short walking distances of BLACKHEATH and LEWISHAM mainline rail links, DLR and bus station.

Will suit a professional individual or couple in search of a great location with EASY AND FAST CONNECTIONS to Central London, the City and Canary Wharf.

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Rent £983 pcm excludes Council tax and utility charges

Deposit - £1362

Total required to move in = £2345

No DHSS, children or pets
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Documents required to secure tenancy:

Proof of ID
3 month's wage slips
3 month's bank statements
Two references - previous landlord and current employer preferred

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Contact Gill now - (Number Removed After Let) - to arrange viewing

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FULL DESCRIPTION

The apartment has been fully decorated throughout, including new carpets, very large kitchen and dining area with new gas cooker, fridge/freezer, washing machine, comfortable large lounge and great bathroom suite, shower, mirrors and bathroom cabinet.

Entrance hallway with ample cupboard space leads onto the large double bedroom with double bed, built in wardrobe, cupboard space and peaceful views of Belmont Hill and the South East.

The very bright and spacious kitchen is fully equipped, with gas cooker, microwave, kettle, fridge freezer, washing machine and all amenities for cooking and creating a great home environment.

Relax in the large, peaceful lounge, which is fully carpeted with views over London, including the Shard and other aspects of Belmont Hill. Includes settee and coffee table and is ready and ideal for you to make it your own tranquil environment.

********ABOUT LEWISHAM********

Lewisham is a lively multicultural neighbourhood, and an important transport hub benefitting from DLR and Rail links direct to Canary Wharf, London Bridge, Charing Cross and other major stations throughout London.

Currently undergoing a series of improvements that include a complete redevelopment of Lewisham town centre with new shops, restaurants, bars, houses and offices plus a park and a town square.

The plans safeguard the much-loved Lewisham Market, which currently operates in a pedestrianised section of the High Street, selling flowers, fruit and veg from Monday to Saturday and cupboard goods on Sunday.

This is a busy retail district with chain stores, independent shops and a major shopping centre.

Lewisham also hosts an exciting nightlife and various family destinations: the Lewisham Park gardens and playground; a tenpin bowling and amusements complex; and Ladywell Leisure Centre offering swimming, a gym and a fitness suite.

Other attractions include the Limelight Gallery for art exhibitions and performances, and the Arthouse, providing studios and galleries for local artists.

********ABOUT BLACKHEATH ********

Situated just below Greenwich, Blackheath is a beautiful and upmarket part of London. The ancient common was once a wilderness of gorse and scrub and today, the green acres and ponds of the heath are well-tended and populated by people flying kites, walking or picnicing on the grassland with views of All Saints Church, with its tall spire.

A variety of shops, bars and restaurants adorn Blackheath Village – where it’s possible to dine and drink ‘al fresco’ and enjoy views of some lovely Georgian terraces. Also noteworthy is The Paragon, a crescent of colonnaded houses on the edge of the heath. Blackheath has a proud sporting tradition, being the first place in England where golf was played, and the home of the country's oldest rugby club. Since the 1820s, cricketers have played on the heath, which is now the starting point for the London Marathon and also hosts bowls, tennis and children's donkey rides.

Other local attractions include fairs, a farmers' market, an 1840s railway station, London's biggest annual fireworks display, and two music centres: Blackheath Halls and Blackheath Conservatoire of Music and the Arts.