Nice Double Room next to TWO underground stations!

*We are the acting landlord of the property so no commission and no hidden fees*

FEMALES PREFERRED!

- Current price £219pw, or £950pcm.

The building is situated in a practical location between two underground stations, Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale station, on the Victoria line.

First, there is an open planned kitchen with a large living area and an extendable dining table for 8 people. The kitchen is fully fitted and comes with an integrated fridge freezer, washing machine, gas hob, extractor fan, microwave, kettle, toaster, many kitchen units, led spotlights, and all kitchen utensils required.

The living area also underwent significant remodelling and has access to a spacious balcony. It benefits from an oak wooden flooring, large radiators, two comfortable three-seat sofas, coffee table and TV stand with a 40inch television. The entire living area comes with LED spotlights.

The house comes with a nicely done communal bathroom shared with one person, a bath, bathroom mixer, shower head and accessories, glass panel, a fancy basin cabinet with two different compartments to store private toiletries, floor tiles, wall tiles and LED spotlights. Everything has been thought through to provide the maximum space for each resident.

The room itself is gorgeous, and comes with a white framed double bed with a memory foam mattress, double glazed, coffee table, a chest of drawer, three mirrored doors wardrobe and nice decorative pictures chosen by our interior designer. A small computer desk with an office chair can be provided if required.

Details:

-5 minute walking distance from Seven Sisters station
-many busses and night busses
-plenty of shops, pubs and other amenities
-Tottenham Hale Retail Park close by
- 10-15 minute walk to Manor House Station (Piccadilly line, zone 2)
- Markfield Park and the adjacent river minutes away
- All bills included ( Broadband, water, gas, electric and council tax)
- Cleaning services once a week.

The flatmates are 2 females, one is a graphic/animation designer and the other works with social care.

*Please note that the pictures were taken by a professional photographer with a wide angle camera*