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2 Bed Flat in London E2

Claremont Court, 5 Copperfield Mews, London E2 6DE, UK
£2,400/ month
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£600/ week

Property Details

Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Available From
September 8, 2024
Deposit
£2,753
Min. Tenancy
11 months
Furnishing
unfurnished
EPC Rating
c

Description

Lovely 2 bedroom flat in a vibrant neighbourhood, Hackney and Bethnal Green area. Parks, markets, bars & restaurants within walking distance Spacious living space, 1 bathroom, 1 balcony, entrance via a shared planted courtyard

Monthly Rent
£2,400/ month
£600/ week

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