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1 bed warm and sunny flat in Stoke Newington avail now til mid Jan

40 Alkham Rd, London N16 7AA, UK
£1,600/ month
|
£400/ week

Property Details

Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
1
Available From
December 6, 2025
Deposit
£400
Min. Tenancy
1 months
Furnishing
furnished

Description

One bed flat available from now until mid Jan. Warm sunny clean and has everything you need. Perfect location 5min walk to Stoke Newington village, overground, buses etc Photos on request

Monthly Rent
£1,600/ month
£400/ week

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