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Comet Place, Deptford, London SE8

Deptford

£2,700 pcm

3 x 1 x
Department:
Lettings
Reference:
12439203
Type:
Flat
Availability:
To Let
Receptions:
1

Property features

  • Ground Floor Flat
  • Three Bedrooms
  • Gas Central Heating
  • Double Glazed
  • Close to Rail Links
  • Great Location
  • Un-Furnished
  • Early Viewing Recommended

Summary

Discover the perfect blend of modern convenience and spacious living in The Granary, a beautifully presented 3-bedroom ground-floor flat in the dynamic area of Deptford SE8. Ideal for families, professionals, or sharers, this flat offers an accessible and stylish living environment.

Inside, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms, each carpeted to provide a warm and cozy atmosphere. The modern kitchen is a culinary delight, fully equipped with high-end appliances, extensive counter space, and abundant storage options. An open-plan living area features durable laminated flooring, creating an ideal space for relaxation and social gatherings. The bathroom mirrors this clean and contemporary style with laminated flooring and fresh, modern fixtures.

Outside, the communal garden is a fantastic spot for summer barbecues or simply enjoying the outdoors, while secure bike storage adds a practical touch to this appealing residence. The ground-floor location ensures easy access for all, with the benefit of single-level living.

Location Highlights:

  • Transport Links: Just a 5-minute walk to Deptford Bridge Station for DLR access, a 10-minute walk to New Cross Station for Overground services, and about 15 minutes to Greenwich Station offering both mainline and DLR services. These connections make commuting to Central London and beyond both quick and easy.
  • Culture and Leisure: Enjoy vibrant nightlife at venues like The Albany Theatre or explore numerous pubs with live music. For a quieter day, Greenwich Park and the picturesque Deptford Creek offer great options for leisurely walks and outdoor activities.

This exceptional flat in Deptford SE8 not only provides a comfortable and spacious home but also places you in the heart of a thriving community with unbeatable amenities and transport links. Don’t miss out on this opportunity—schedule a viewing today and see how The Granary can be your new home.


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