Cosy veggie household in quiet cul-de-sac in SE

Double room with the morning sun available in a cosy 4-bedroom terrace house in a quiet cul-de-sac in Southeast London. This a pure vegetarian household (no eggs). It is a warm home that becomes a place to share food, ideas, music as well as movie nights as we have a projector. The house backs onto Camberwell cemetery so it’s very quiet with lovely nature views at the back of the house. The nearest overground station is Honor Oak Park which is a 20 mins walk from the property. There is bus service (63 or 363) that stops just outside the house and goes to Kings Cross. Lordship lane is a 15 min walk and offers many lovely shops, cafes, cinema, and other amenities. Peckham Rye Park is a 5 min walk away. The property is ready to move in to! It is with a private landlord who requires references.

The House:
- Newly renovated and refurbished
- Access to the kitchen, living room and garden with a greenhouse
- £750/ month room rent does not include bills
- Gas, electricity, and water are all on a meter so costs will depend on usage
- £80.55/ month average for bills
- Weekly cleaner (price not reflected in bills above)
- Non smoker
- Non-drinker preferred
- We would like to maintain a sober and clean environment and would prefer likeminded individuals.
- Ideal housemates are pure vegetarian or vegan (if you don’t have an issue with milk products in the house)

The Room:
- Double room is front facing
- Double Bed
- Spacious built-in wardrobe
- Curtains

Prospective housemates:
Lucy (28) works in education, facilitating session with young people in garden settings, exploring craft, food and play. She works and travels, back and forth from India. Practises Bhakti yoga and Muay Thai; a follower of ayurveda and sattvic cooking.

Rebe (26) is a professional vegan chef, she cooks for retreats and loves to travel. Theatre and tahini enthusiast.

Diva (30) is an events manager for a garden, exhibition and educational space. She is passionate about Zero waste, compost and photography.

We are friendly and sociable, often having people for dinner and kirtan. It is important that there is good communication and a respectful environment in the house. We have created a home and would like you to also feel apart of that, whilst also being content with doing your own thing.