​​​One or Two Rooms to Rent:
South London Period Property on 4 Levels -with Private Garden (West Dulwich).
  • Stunning split-level house (4 floors).
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  • Only 12 minutes to zone 1​
 
  • Each room is on its own floor for extra peace and privacy.
 
  • Large, private garden & balcony with beautiful view
 
  • Bills included!
 
  • Two, rooms available, fully furnished. (You can just rent one).
 
  • Shared house -another flatmate lives in the 3rd room.
 
  • Compared to the house you'd get in zone one for the same rent, you'll get 10-20 X the space here, a beautiful house, cleaner air/healthier lungs, uninterrupted sleep and a huge, private garden. Considering zone one is only 12 minutes away
 
  • Excellent location -Based in West Dulwich -it takes 3 minutes on the bus, or cycling, to get to West Dulwich station and then it's only a 10 minute train ride to Victoria, zone one.
 
  • Also 12 min train (West Dulwich) to Blackfriars, also zone one.
 
  •  5 local overgrounds -all within 8-15 minutes walk -various lines so you can get to a variety of places very easily (e.g. direct 5 stops to London Bridge).Buses 30 seconds walk away.
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  • Easy parking.
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  • Brixton tube/underground is 10 mins drive away.
 
  • Scroll down for full transport details.
 
Also a 10 minute drive/cycle/bus, or less, to various vibrant and in-demand places, e. g:
  • Clapham
  • Brixton
  • East Dulwich
  • Crystal Palace
  • West Norwood
  • Herne Hill (trains from here reach Backfriars in 12 minutes)
  • Streatham, etc
(More about these places in the area guide -see link below).

  • Shared house -3 bedroom house, 2 rooms available to rent (you can just rent just one of course).
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  • Large kitchen and communal living room area.
 
  • Non-smoking house (includes vapes and smoking outside).
Nb. This link is best viewed on a computer instead of a phone as lots of photos (which come up individually on a phone but in galleries you can choose to click through or not on a computer) -plus loads of information! 


Financials -Availability, rent, deposit and related details:

  • Looking for a full-time flatmate/flatmates
  • or part-time/Monday to Friday.

  • Ideally long-term, also open to short term.
 
RENT:

  • Please contact me to discuss rent.

    Short term rental prices: Please contact me to discuss.

  • Ideally looking for 12 month contracts -but ability to give 3 months notice at any point in the year with small fine (less than a month's rent) which diminishes as more of the contract is honoured (full details available). Compared to the normal 12 month contract where you are liable to pay the full year's rent, this is another great advantage of this place. If the landlady find someone suitable to fill your room sooner than the three months notice, then you are welcome to leave earlier if you want to.
General points:

Large, private garden -not overlooked on any sides -a variety of trees & wildlife. When in season, there is cherry blossom and jasmine everywhere (& more cherry blossom in the neighbour's garden which our balcony overlooks). Lots of birds and squirrels to watch.
 
Balcony (also not overlooked by anyone) with beautiful view of neighbouring gardens (more cherry blossom in our neighbour's garden) and general greenery (variety of trees).
 
Semi-detached house so no house on one side of ours = less noise from neighbours and more privacy.
 
No house overlooks our house and so you can be near any of the windows without feeling like people are passing or looking in from another house, etc.
 
White room for rent: Convertible bed (can be a single, king or twin beds).
 
Green room for rent: Double bed -luxury memory foam bed (the bed alone cost £1000+).
 
The flat is very spacious (1069 ft + garden) and over four floors so you don’t have to listen to your flatmate on the phone, etc, through the shared wall!
 
Large, stylish open-plan kitchen and living room.

If you want a peaceful house where you can have uninterrupted headspace and sleep then this is the place for you:

1) Very quiet location -you won’t hear traffic, etc.
2) Semi-detached house so no neighbours on one side (& ones on the other side are fine)!
3) Quiet, considerate flatmates (we will all wear headphones rather than forcing others to listen to our music, etc -unless of course we are all socialising together & all want music, etc).
4) Each room is on its own floor meaning you won’t be listening to your flatmate on the phone, etc, through a shared bedroom wall.
5) Apart from socialising with each other, we tend to keep most of our social life outside the house so we aren’t disturbing each other (fine to have friends round sometimes of course).

Kitchen:

  • Large kitchen which also has a living room area including large, comfy sofa, large smart TV, dining table and chairs, 4 stools so as to use the kitchen bar.
  • All the modern appliances anyone would want in a kitchen plus more.
  • Stylish, rustic but modern new kitchen with large bi-folding doors which open up to a sea of greenery and balcony (which leads down to the garden).
  • ​(Decor at the end of the kitchen has changed -see turquoise living room below):

Garden:

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  • Large Garden: A fully grown, very private, beautiful garden.
  • No neighbours looking in from every angle as is the case with most London gardens. (Complete privacy: semi detached house so no-one on one side, greenery keeping the garden private on the other three sides so you can sunbathe, or chill, in private)!
  • When in season, there is cherry blossom and jasmine everywhere (& more cherry blossom in the neighbour's garden which our balcony overlooks). 
  • If you like nature, greenery, British wildlife, squirrels, birds, occasional foxes, etc, gardening or just privacy and fresh air then this is the place to be!

Currently equipped with:

  • 2 wooden tables & chairs.
  • Solar parasol
  • 2 x BBQs!
  • Fairy lights.
  • Zero gravity rocking sun lounger
  • Second sun lounger (with gap to read a book through if sunbathing on your front)!
  • (Also available for parties/in the shed: 6 deck chairs and a 6 foot BBQ table, also a 3 X 3 metre pop-up gazebo cover).

Adding a jacuzzi next spring/summer! 

Please click on photos if you would like to enlarge them.

You can then scroll through them using the arrow keys. 
(Not wide angle -just quick iphone pics, sorry about the repetitions -will sort them another time).

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 Since this is my home, and I live in it (live-in landlord), the house will keep having improvements and luxuries like the jacuzzi added to it -not the case for most rentals! It already has numerous luxuries that most rentals wouldn’t have.

Balcony:

Enjoy a great view over various gardens with an after-work drink. The area is very quiet and great for relaxing -you can also watch the squirrels & various birds which are always around... Deck chairs (6 available) and table. 

Living Room (turquoise):

Living room area as part of the open-plan kitchen. Bi-folding doors open up to the balcony and a sea of greenery (the stairs leading down to the garden are here).  I've now moved the second table by the bi-folding doors to create more space but it can be returned if preferred. Some people have suggested they would rather have TVs in their rooms and another dining table or more sofa chairs here and I'm open to moving things around according to flatmates preferences.

The smart TV has a virgin player package with a wide range of recordable channels, plus the option to watch via apps like Netflix. Super-speed internet.

Green Room to rent with garden view:

  • Large, comfy double bed. This is a luxury bed that cost over £1000 -it is top quality memory foam (and there is even a full body massage function)!
  • On your own floor away from other bedrooms.

Storage:

  • Stylish, matching 3-piece furniture set: 1) Cupboard
  • 2) Chest of drawers
  • 3) Bedside table with light.
  • Storage drawers under the bed.
  • Desk drawers.
 
  • New desk & chair.
  • Three new, stylish lights: includes desk light & bedside light.
  • Again a private view of greenery and gardens from the window -no other houses look in to your room.
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  • High ceiling (sense of space as period property).
 
  • The room is wired up so you can have your own TV in it & Virgin box if you wish.
  • The room is next to the router so the super-speed internet connection is very strong (as it is throughout the house).
  • Measurements of green room: 3.62 x 2.79 or 11"11 x 9"2 (not exact as wall indents).
   
​Photos of room and view from the room below.

Below: Semi bird's-eye view pictures of the Green Room: 

White Room to rent

Convertible bed: single, twins or king size -various photos below.

With garden view:

  • New, very comfortable, convertible bed -this converts to either a single, two twin beds or the twin beds can be pushed together to make a King size bed (extra duvet & king sized sheets available to cover the gap).
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  • The ultimate in flexibility and, according to your mood, you can have more room space or a larger bed or use one twin bed as a sofa/for your stuff and one as a bed.

  • The room is away from all of the other rooms in the house and on its own floor so even more privacy and peace. 

  • Lovely view of various green gardens and beautiful trees, (private, no other houses look into your room). You can watch squirrels and a wide range of birds from your window.
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  • There is sink in this room (and new under sink cupboard) no need to share the bathroom sink. (The bathroom is steps away, not en-suite but not far off! Shower and bath available).
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  • New desk, chair and desk light.

Storage:
  • Large, very tall cupboard with many shelves
  • 2nd separate hanging space & shelves
  •  Third cupboard available if required 
  • 3 desk drawers
  • Under-sink cupboard.
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  • The room is wired up so you can have your own TV in it. (You can also be connected to the Virgin TV Player package as the wiring is in place).
  • A wireless extender and extra router point in the room also means that the super-speed internet connection is very strong (as it is throughout the house).
  • Measurements of white room: 3.27 x 3.01 or 10"9 x 9”11

Please click on photos if you would like to enlarge them -you can then scroll through them using the arrow keys.
Below are some photos taken of the white room with the king size bed set up (two twin beds pushed together).

​These photos were not taken with a wide angle lens so they crop the room.
Below: iPhone pics -view from the white room window in April-May: four white cherry blossom trees surround the garden (then, once that leaves, the roses and jasmine and other flowers are in abundance):

Bathroom:

  • Shower and bath available. 
  • Underfloor heating.
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  • 1 semi-shared bathroom however the white room has it's own sink for getting ready in the morning, etc, so only the toilet and shower is shared. The third flatmate/Natasha/person writing this ad (also landlord) is freelance/works from home so doesn't need to use the bathroom at key times. 
  • Stylish bathroom design -vintage taps, etc. 
 
  • Hot water always instantly available as have a new combination boiler (no need to turn the water heating on and wait) and the hot water never runs out.

Floorplan -actually 4 floors, (some half levels):

(The bedroom with eaves is currently occupied by Natasha/me. The reception room may  or may not be available -please enquire, as of 2018 it is used exclusively as a 1 person office as I'm freelance, this may change if I travel). 
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White Room: 3.27 x 3.01 or 10"9 x 9"11
​Green Room:  3.62 x 2.79 or 11"11 x 9"2 (probably slightly larger as wall indents).

Please note this floorplan oversimplifies the layout -there are also half floors and 4 floors in total. See the amateur video below for more clarity (you won't see two of the rooms in the video though as these are my private rooms -bedroom and a room I use as an office).

Communal entrance corridor to the flat / flat's entrance door:

This communal corridor is what you see when you enter the house -it is shared with the separate ground floor flat (the white door on the right -a quiet, considerate girl lives there).

Potential other bedroom (higher rate) or living room -to be discussed: 

(All iPhone photos -not wide angle, etc):

GENERAL POINTS:

  • 4 floors mean that the house / flat is spacious and you have more privacy and a quiet place to unwind.

GENERAL POINTS BELOW:
  • BROADBAND:  100 Mbps super-fast Virgin broadband.
  • TV: Large smart TV with Virgin Player TV bundle (extra channels, the ability to record programs in advance, rewind, etc).

SOCIAL SPACES: 
  • 1) Kitchen
  • 2) Living room area at the end of the kitchen (sofa, table/chairs, bar area, etc).
  • 3) Garden
  • 4) Balcony 
 
  • ATTRACTIVE PERIOD PROPERTY (Victorian) with charming and elegant period features (coving, high ceilings, bay window, French door, etc) as well as modern features. Quality furniture and stylish, unique, furnishings. Modernised to a very high standard.
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  • ALL CHECKS & UPDATES DONE e. g. gas safety, electrical installation report perfect, etc, and new equipment (new fuse box, new boiler, etc). All fire, carbon monoxide and safety regulations adhered to (plus more than is needed installed, also had the members of the fire brigade round to check everything and install new equipment). You will be provided with all of the up-to-date certificates.
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  • FREE, EASY PARKING in the area for permit holders (simple to get). There are always lots of free parking spaces nearby.
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  • KITCHEN & COMMUNAL LIVING ROOM:
Large kitchen full of natural light (bi-folding glass doors and other large windows)
 
It also has a living room area including large, comfy sofa, large smart TV, (optional/foldable: dining table and chairs), stools to use the kitchen bar, all the modern appliances anyone would want in a kitchen plus more.
 
Stylish, rustic but modern new kitchen.
 
 Large bi-folding glass doors mean that you can look out to nature at all times -they open onto the balcony (which leads down to the garden).
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  • BALCONY: Deck chairs and table. Great view of all of the nearby gardens and greenery.
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  • ESSENTIALS:
All the essentials you may need are already here -most are brand new -e. g:
washing/drying machine
oven
hob 
fridge-freezer
microwave 
kettle
toaster 
all cleaning equipment (hoover, carpet-washing machine, sprays, etc, etc) 
loads of kitchen equipment 
iron and ironing board, etc, etc 

No need for you to spend money on anything extra as you might need to in some places.

  • MANY MORE NON-ESSENTIALS:
E.g: dishwasher, etc, loads more. Fully stocked home with various luxuries e.g. massage pillow and bath relaxation board to rest your book on/wine glass in, library of cookbooks. Lots of luxury items like this (+ décor) that you wouldn’t have access to in a normal rental situation.

  • BONUS HOUSE-TRAINED BUNNY (USES LITTER BOX LIKE A CAT):​
 
Have the cutest house-trained (uses a litter box and never any accidents), friendly, silent & odour-less Netherland dwarf bunny and a sweet mini lop. They live in part of the kitchen & most of the time you won’t even know they are there -they are happy to make new friends, though unobtrusive/will do their own thing if you aren't interested.
 
YOUR PET/S
 
Also open to flatmates keeping quiet pets in the large garden & unobtrusive pets in their room (fish, terrapins, great bearded dragon, etc). I’m afraid indoor cats and dogs aren’t an option due to my rabbit and as the potential second lodger/flatmate may not want them. Only friendly and quiet pets considered. 
SUMMARY -as written by Pedder Properties (estate agency):
"A stunning split-level Victorian conversion flat situated in this sought-after residential road in Dulwich. The property has been upgraded and modernised to a very high standard, creating a stylish and contemporary interior. 

With a gross internal area of 1069 square ft the property offers exceptionally spacious accommodation arranged over four floors comprising three bedrooms, modern bathroom, fitted kitchen/lounge area with bi-fold doors giving access to a terrace with staircase down to the lovely, secluded 33’ garden.

The road the house is on is well located within easy reach of West Dulwich and Dulwich Village with their stunning parks, outstanding schools, shops and restaurants, Picture Gallery and golf course.

Excellent rail links to central London are from nearby West Dulwich (Victoria) and Tulse Hill (London Bridge and Blackfriars), West Norwood, Sydenham Hill & Gipsy Hill (all within a short walk)".      

TRANSPORT (SE21):

Postcode: SE21 (contact me for full postcode).
 
Nearest OVER-GROUNDS -5 stations to choose from & so on a variety of lines (zones 2 and 3): 
  1. WEST DULWICH (10 minute walk, 4 min cycle)
  2. WEST NORWOOD (10 minute walk, 4 min cycle)
  3. SYDENHAM HILL  (17 min walk, 8 min cycle)
  4. TULSE HILL (15 min walk, 7 min cycle)
  5. GYPSY HILL (10 minute walk, 4 min cycle)
=All are a 9-17 minute walk away or 4 to 8 mins if you cycle, scooter or drive.
 
NEAREST TUBE:
Brixton (=end of the Victoria/blue line) in South London.
 
From Brixton, you only need one bus to get to the house -this goes from directly outside Brixton tube to a stop 30 seconds walk from the house -the whole journey takes 15-20 mins.
Alternatively you can drive or cycle to Brixton in 10 minutes.
 
BUSES:
Plenty of buses - the bus referred to above is a ten second walk from Brixton tube and a 30 second walk to the house. The bus is not on the same road as the house and there is next to no traffic or air pollution on the road the house is on). The bus takes 15-20 mins to Brixton in the day, 15 at night. The bus goes all night.
 
There are also various other buses (day and night buses) within a few minutes walk of the house so the house is very well catered to by public transport.
 
DRIVING / PARKING: Free resident parking, lots of parking spaces.
 
ZIPCAR. co. uk/flex is also now in Lambeth -this is Zipcar's drive and drop service 'Flex' which allows members to spontaneously jump into a car and drive to their destination -members can end their trip by dropping the car off in any of the thousands of approved parking bays in the capital (tend to be only a minute or two’s walk away from all London destinations).
 
UBER
 
CYCLING- if you don't have your own bike then there's a local service to rent bikes by the month (and 3 free two-hour 121 cycling lessons provided by TFL).



House tour amateur dusk video.
Created over a year ago so lots of changes -need to film a new one, see pics.
Quick, amateur video -handheld, filmed at dusk so dark. House gets lots of natural light normally.

Also not wide angle so cropped, still the video gives you an impression of the layout though the house is nicer when you visit and can see properly vs a cropped version which doesn't fit in all of the rooms.

(2 rooms not featured here: 3rd bedroom and also office as these are used just by the flatmate/landlord).
May re-film a better version soon (although probably not necessary judging by demand).

Music: jlbrock44_-_Sun_Says_Yes
https://youtu.be/gUel8MAD-s0

LOCAL SPORTS & GYMS:


There are loads of great gyms, sports clubs and exercise-related facilities in the local area -some which have just had multi-million pound renovations (Dulwich sports club,   Crystal Palace National Sports Centre,     West Norwood Health and Leisure Centre,  Virgin Active, etc, etc, etc).
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If you're into yoga then The Shala Centre a few minutes away in West Norwood is famous, there's also plenty of other yoga & other class centres locally eg in Crystal Palace and even some classes in the same street as the house. I can't write an exhaustive guide here but I can give more details if interested.

Loads of local parks. 35 park areas within a 15 minute drive of the house and many huge, beautiful parks within walking distance.

Google maps search for 'gym se21'.
Google maps search for 'exercise gym crystal palace'
This isn't exhaustive and you can do your own searches too  :) 

AREA GUIDE 
(Some ideas, not exhaustive).

​Google Maps link (not exact location but nearby): 
​https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/West+Dulwich,+London+SE21+8EX/@51.4363308,-0.1006449,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x487603f8cb647025:0xeb9a6126a1b302e!8m2!3d51.4363183!4d-0.0918687
The house is a 2 to 10 minute drive, or cycle, from the following places:
(There are also buses every 10 mins to these places)...
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  • DULWICH VILLAGE -charming, village feel, expensive up-market area, restaurants, cafes, pubs, Dulwich picture gallery, etc -see below. Dulwich park is next door and stunning. More about Dulwich village: www.kfh.co.uk/south-east-london-and-north-kent/dulwich-village/ (Ps: Dulwich farmers' market every Saturday). Summary: 

​"Mansion houses, millponds, a golf course and horse riding trails… in Dulwich Village you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d stumbled on a rural idyll, albeit one in Zone 3 and 17 minutes to London Bridge. It is one of the few inner London areas that has managed to maintain a ‘true’ village charm, ...these earned Dulwich Village its conservation area status in 1968.

This exclusive and upmarket area has a charming, old world atmosphere with mature chestnut trees, leafy streets, white picket fences and a great range of independent shops, boutiques and cafes, as well as a Grade II listed pub. The area’s expansive and attractive green spaces are its biggest draw, from Dulwich Park, where highwaymen once terrorised local nobility, to Dulwich Wood, where the court of Charles I met to hunt deer.

Famous for its art gallery and open spaces...Steeped in history, the architecture of Dulwich Village is period and traditional, with a variety of Georgian architecture surrounded by Victorian and Edwardian properties that came with the railways in the 1870s. A few delightful ‘rose cottages’ can be found discreetly tucked away in the heart of the neighbourhood, as can a number of idyllic 1920s/1930s houses with their abundance of light and space".​  

Dulwich village has the famous Dulwich Picture Gallery -public art gallery ( www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk​ ).  

Dulwich and Sydenham Hill Golf Club -6 minute drive away www.dulwichgolf.co.uk/

  • HERNE HILL -sleepy, village feel some days, festive feel on others with farmers markets on Sundays, street music, etc, restaurants, cafes, shops, check out the Half Moon pub! Next to Brockwell park which has the Brockwell Lido (outdoor swimming pool). www.hernehill.org.uk
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  • WEST DULWICH (Nearest overground) & LOCAL SHOPS, etc -West Dulwich overground is next to Belair park. www.kfh.co.uk/south-east-london-and-north-kent/west-dulwich/ ​You can find restaurants, pubs, shops, green & quiet residential feel, a few minutes walk from the house you have park hall road/Croxsted road -here you can find a Tesco Express, Cafe Rouge, The Rosendale pub (popular), other pubs like The Paxton, hairdressers, shops, cafes, a Cook shop (delicious & healthy freezer food), garden centre, deli, etc. This area is being developed and new shops, restaurants, and an outdoor cafe area, etc, are coming soon -plans include a pharmacy and a Cote Brasserie. (The Alleyn Park Garden Centre,  www.alleynpark.co.uk is there too if you like gardening).​​ 
​Emmanuel Church Youth & Community Centre within a 30 second walk of the West Dulwich period property. Yoga, drama, toddler and more classes/groups here. www.ecycc.org.uk/page/42/bookings-facility-details ​​
More shops, restaurants, etc, a short walk away -Rosendale Road.  
  • STREATHAM: -Long high street with a multitude of shops, restaurants, cafes, clubs, bars, 8 screen Odeon cinema, etc, etc. www.kfh.co.uk/south-west-london-and-surrey/streatham/  Streatham reputedly has the longest continuous shopping street in the UK."The area has become one of the most vibrant and culturally diverse neighbourhoods in London. Spread over a large part of the borough of Lambeth from Brixton to Norbury, Streatham encompasses large green spaces, three railway stations offering easy access to central London, and has an active and committed local community. Council and private investment in regeneration has led to the opening of many bars, restaurants and shops in recent years and the area’s popularity has surged. With a range of property, from period multi bedroom homes to purpose built modern flats, Streatham attracts the whole gamut of house hunters, from young families looking for more space to first time buyers and City professionals". 
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A bit further:
  • CENTRAL LONDON (WON'T LIST THE MILLIONS OF PLACES): 12 mins to Victoria, zone one/Central, from the local West Dulwich station (train timetables vary but I think on average trains go every 10 minutes. It's a 3 min cycle or drive away, 9 min walk to West Dulwich station). 
   
  • CROYDON -(15-20 minute drive) -also large: shops, bars, Westfield coming, etc. www.timeout.com/london/things-to-do/croydon-area-guide "Croydon is still in the midst of a £5.25 billion redevelopment project, which has seen the introduction of a new tech hub and the birth of Boxpark Croydon, the larger sibling of Shoreditch's shipping container food and shopping destination. And now, finally, the London Mayor has confirmed that work on a shiny new Westfield, which will replace the crumbling, much-maligned Whitgift Centre, is to begin. In fact, there are now more reasons to move to Croydon than ever before. 
    Before taking the plunge, though, it’s worth having a stroll around. Restaurants, bars and things to do are plentiful - the list of parks is enough to convince any countryphile up sticks and make it their permanent residence. Spots like Surrey Street Market and Matthew’s Yard keep the community spirit alive, while the aforementioned Boxpark has over 80 shipping containers chockablock with vendors, like vegan hotspot CookDaily, offering so much food that you might need help picking out the best ones".
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  • AND FAR MORE -I AM WRITING A SUMMARY HERE WITH IDEAS RATHER THAN AN EXHAUSTIVE GUIDE! Google for more!
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  • South London, zones 2 & 3 -all of these over-grounds are within a 7 to 15 minute walk of the property: West Dulwich, Tulse Hill (zone 2), West Norwood, Sydenham Hill & Gipsy Park.
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  • PARKS:
House is in one of the greenest part of London -South London -within a 15 minute drive of around 35 parks!
​Huge parks like Brockwell, Dulwich Park, Crystal Palace park, Belair, etc as well as smaller parks. Norwood park is a 6 minute walk away. The following parks are within 15 minutes of the house:
  •  E.g. Brockwell Park, Dulwich Park, Crystal Palace Park, Norwood Park, Belair Park, Sydenham Wells Park, Brenchley Gardens, Dulwich & Sydenham Golf Club, Streatham Common, Norbury Park, Westow Park, Upper Norwood Park, Ruskin Park, Wandsworth Common, Tooting Bec Common, South Norwood Lake and Grounds, Betts Park, Grangewood Park, Sydenham Wells Park, Mayow Park, Horniman Gardens, Dawson's Hill, Peckham Rye park, Camberwell Park, Branchley Gardens, Aquarius Golf Course, Greendale Park, Clapham Common, Milkwood Community Park, Loughborough Park, Wyck Gardens, Max Roach Park, Sunray Gardens, Horniman Gardens and more not listed here! Some contain ancient woods, lakes and more! 
 
  • ​ This list include the parks within 15 minutes of the period property -if you can spare 20, 25 minutes etc then there are even more...!​ ​Free Wildlife walks run by www.wildlondon.org.uk e.g. bat walks (at night with sonar equipment)! 
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Above: Brockwell Park (5 minutes away from the house).
  • ​​Architecturally beautiful locations nearby e.g. Dulwich College (photographed below) is a 3 minutes drive away. (It has an excellent gym, pool & wide range of sporting facilities and fields which can be used by the public who pay membership like for a normal gym www.dcsportsclub.co.uk​ ).
Pictures above (from left): Belair, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Herne Hill, Dulwich Village.
Pictures above (from the left): The Rosendale Pub (wedding room), Crystal Palace Park, Dinosaur Park, Dulwich & Sydenham Golf Course, Brixton market. Double click to enlarge photos then use arrows to scroll (may not apply to mobiles).
Photographs above (from left): Dulwich College Sports Club, Crystal Palace, The West Norwood Feast, Emmanuel Community Centre. 
​Click to enlarge.
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Photographs above (from left): Edward Alleyn Theatre, Horniman Gardens, Alleyn Park Garden Centre, Ride a horse 
​ -e.g. at the Dulwich Riding School.
  • Loads of events in the Lambeth borough -you can search by date... www.lambeth.gov.uk/events  
  •  There are so many options that I can't list them all.


THE ROOMS ARE AVAILABLE FOR FLATMATES OR, WHILST EMPTY, ARE ALSO ON AIRBNB (Approved non-smoking guests with registered IDs & good reviews only).

IF INTERESTED IN RENTING A ROOM AS A FLATMATE (or tenant if I travel) THEN PLEASE READ ON (& contact me for rates) -otherwise this section is irrelevant. 

FLATMATES SECTION:


SHARED FLAT -I AM/YOUR FLATMATE IS:   
  •  I'm Natasha, 36, easy-going, considerate. Love animals, travel, theatre, learning. Happy to have a video chat or telephone chat so can find out more! May be traveling in 2019 so may or may not be around. 

 LOOKING FOR:

  • A non-smoking flatmate (including vapes & smoking outside) who is not noisy, is generally considerate, clean and tidy in communal areas. 
  • Apart from these points I'm very laid back and open to any flatmates, any age, gender, sexuality, religion, nationality, profession (well most), etc, etc, etc.
 
  • Monday-Friday/part-time flatmates or full time.
  • Short term or long term. Long term /12 months preferred but you are able to give notice at any point in the year -so this is far more flexible rental than most 12 month contracts. There is a small fee for early cancellation -ask re details.
I’M A LIVE-IN LANDLADY WHICH HAS SEVERAL BENEFITS:

1) I am immediately available if there is an issue or request (no need to wait a week to hear back from a landlord about a broken boiler, etc).

2) I care about the house so keep it tidy and am constantly re-investing money into it -so it's somewhere that will keep improving from the day you move in (e. g. I want to get a second fridge so we all have more room, etc), with most tenancies the house will not have anything added.
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3) You save hundreds on agency fees (which cost on average £350-£500 extra). E. g. I know a tenancy reference company that charges £47 whereas agencies charge £120-£220 for the same thing.

4) I am keen to/careful to keep the dynamic equal and fair however and, anything I ask of flatmates, I am prepared to do myself e.g. I will put on headphones if I want to play loud music, etc, and I've been told I am a very considerate flatmate (I went to a boarding school for 7 years, often sharing rooms with up to 12 people, and I didn't have an argument with anyone in the entire time so I think that proves that I am very easy to live with)! With this being my home, I am keen to have flatmates who become friends. I've written a detailed contract so that any requests/house rules I have (e.g. no candles as fire risk) are known from the start with no surprises!  

5) Instead of being locked in for a year, as with normal tenancy contracts, it’s possible to give three months’ notice (and can be less if I find a suitable replacement flatmate and if you want to leave earlier, small charge applies). If you know you want a short term rental then please let me know however verses signing a 12 month contract, short term is considered.
SOCIAL:
 
I'm a friendly and easy-going person and looking for someone who will be the same so we can have a relaxed, friendly and homely atmosphere.
 
I believe that if we are all neat in the communal areas, are not noisy so as not to disturb any flatmates who want to be quiet, and are all generally friendly -however briefly (a quick "hi -how was your day"? etc, verses silence -!-) -then this should be very easily attainable -and whether we end up best friends, friendly acquaintances or something in between is fine. I hope we will be good friends though but no pressure :)
 
I'm open to seeing what happens organically and what suits you/us in terms of socialising together -obviously I'd love to become good friends but I also respect that some flatmates prefer alone-time in the evenings to recharge, or are very busy with work or their own social life, and I'm respectful of people's need for privacy. (I have my own social life & work some evenings, etc, so I'm not a needy flatmate with expectations). I'll probably rather let you set the tone or just see what happens organically.
 
(Some ads/people looking for rooms make it clear that they want to eat together every single night, etc, which to me seems rather heavy duty for both parties so rest assured there is not that kind of pressure to be a companion however I would hope that we would be friends and we may all love having some meals, BBQ's and drinks together, etc, and we may form a great friendship and that’s great too). As long as everyone is friendly and considerate of each other, I’m sure any variation could work -we will just see what happens organically!

More details -financials, etc: 

 I have another page with a breakdown of gas/electricity bills to date so you can estimate costs -plus more details about the rent and related info. More relevant post-viewing as bills are standard.

NEXT STEPS:

 Please call, or text, Natasha on 07507 829 341 or email info@FilmingPhotography.com

​ Please include your full name and telephone number.

More details would be appreciated (if known) e.g: how long you would like a room for, when you would want to move in, more about yourself and your working hours and a photo, maybe a LinkedIn link, etc. Please confirm you are a non-smoker & have read the 'looking for' section. If you don't have time to do this now then don't worry we can discuss general details on the phone before potentially booking a viewing.

I have a lot of strong interest in the house, & have to decide who to offer the rooms to soon, so please make contact asap if interested. 

Thanks and looking forward to hearing from you, Natasha :)