1 Bed Flat, Maley Avenue, SE27

This furnished one-bedroom flat is available to rent from Saturday 27th April.

The area

The property is located on a quiet, residential street but is right by Tulse Hill station (but you can’t hear ANY train sounds, promise) and a few minutes from several bus stops, a supermarket, three local pubs, cute coffee shops and restaurants. You’re right by West Norwood high street and can be in Herne Hill, Dulwich Village or Streatham all within 20/25 minutes’ walk or less.

Transport links:

• Seconds from Tulse Hill train station (served by Southern Rail and Thameslink trains). There’s an entrance at the end of the road and the main entrance round the corner. Easy to get to London Bridge, Peckham, East Dulwich, Blackfriars, Kings X, Farringdon, Wimbledon and more
• 5-minute walk to bus stops that take you to Brixton (Victoria line)
• 10-minute walk to West Dulwich station, with trains that get you to Victoria in less than 15 mins
• 15-minute walk to West Norwood station
  

Nearby:

• Pubs: Tulse Hill Hotel, The Railway Tavern, Queen Of The South (owned by the same people as The Prince of Peckham), Knowles of Norwood
• Supermarkets: Co-op’s about five minutes away, or walk up West Norwood high street and there’s Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Iceland, another Co-op, plus a fishmongers and a couple of butchers
• Markets: West Norwood Feast street food market’s held on the first Sunday of each month and Herne Hill market’s every Sunday
• Cafes/restaurants: Siam Niyom (Thai), 400 Rabbits (pizza), Pintadera (Italian), Sole Luna (Italian), Sweet Carolina (cafe - nice brunch), Blackbird Bakery (coffee/pastries)
• Parks: Walking distance to Brockwell Park (10 mins away) and Dulwich Park 

The property

The flat would be perfect for a solo renter or a couple. There’s one bedroom, one bathroom (with shower/bath), a large living room (which has a fold-out dining table for eating or having guests over) and a kitchen just off the living room, which has just been re-decorated. The kitchen has all the amenities you’d need, plus a few extras: washing machine, fridge/freezer, oven and gas hob, coffee machine, air fryer, toaster, kettle. There’s also a little entrance section by the flat’s front door where there’s storage space and coat hooks.

There are three flats in the building, with this one being the middle one. Windows look out onto the back of the property (can mainly see peoples’ gardens) rather than the road. 

The flat comes fully furnished, including things like glasses, dishes, pans and cutlery. Artwork/decoration/ornaments etc can be left or taken away as desired.

Bills are not included. It's available for six or seven months - open to discussion. 

Parking

Outside there is on-street parking available - you just have to apply for a permit from the council (it’s pretty easy and you’ll have it within a day)

Application process

References will be required, along with a security deposit equivalent to one months’ rent.