1 Bed Flat, Christchurch Road, SW2

Newly-decorated, light and airy one-bedroom flat, moments from Tulse Hill station. Available mid-May.

This is a ground floor period conversion making it incredibly handy.

The well-proportioned open-plan living room is at the front and has a large bay window and high ceiling, giving a spacious feel. 
It is newly painted in Farrow & Ball 'Elephant's Breath' (warm grey) and has a brand-new carpet.

The kitchen area is clean and modern with a recently-fitted boiler and new washing machine.

At the back of the property - so undisturbed by any road noise - is a peaceful bedroom with a warehouse style window looking over the gardens below. There is a large fitted wardrobe as well as a chest-of-drawers and bed.
It's painted in F&B 'Borrowed Light' - a muted blue and also has new carpet.

Off the bedroom is the en-suite bathroom, boasting a shower-over-bath and trendy oversize tiles.

NB. Photos show new and old decor (I left in a couple of old photos as they show the flat with more soft furnishings!)
If you have your own furniture, I would consider renting part furnished.

The location is super convenient: Tulse Hill station is literally two minutes away, providing fast Thameslink services through the City to north London and frequent trains to London Bridge. West Norwood and Herne Hill are close for further links to Victoria.  And there are a multitude of buses, for a short journey to Brixton, Clapham or Crystal Palace.

Just around the corner you'll find a Co-op supermarket, the Tulse Hill Hotel gastropub and other shops, delis and cafes.

Brockwell Park almost on the doorstep and you can get some culture at nearby Dulwich Picture Gallery or the Horniman Museum.

Get in touch if you'd like to view!

NB Tenants will be referenced - to pass, you'll need a (combined) minimum income of about £35,000 (Landlord can check the exact figure before proceeding if you're near the threshold and concerned).  Otherwise you'll need a 'guarantor' - a relative or friend who promises to pay any shortfall (they'll also need to be referenced).