Massive and cosy room for rent in Southbank

I have a very large master bedroom in the Southbank (Lambeth North) area of Central London, Zone 1 for a short term rent.

I am due to remortgage at the beginning of next year, at which point I’ll put an en-suite in the corner of the bedroom. In the meantime, if you require a short term let please get in touch. So if you want to get out of your current living situation whilst you find somewhere else, I am looking for a short let of a few months, so it could potentially suit a Masters student at either South Bank, Kings College, SOAS or UCL, all of which are very close by. Or an individual looking purely for a short term let. Minimum stay two months, ideally you will stay until the end of until the end if January need be, but I am willing to be flexible with the date and the price.

Viewings from Wednesday 28 October!

The room is on the first floor of well presented, lovely redbrick flat. The flat itself comprises of 4 bedrooms (currently 1 room available & 2 other flat mates) & 1 bathroom.

The entrance hall is 15' 3" x 3' 8" (4.65m x 1.11m), reception room 12' 2" x 13' 11" (3.72m x 4.24m ) and the kitchen measures 7' 5" x 9' 11" (2.25m x 3.02)

The flat is down the road from Waterloo train station. You can find the location on googlemaps- Hercules Road, post code is SE1 7DX, see the (far too many to mention) amenities, Lambeth North tube – 90 seconds walk, Waterloo train station – (a timed) 8 minutes, everything you need is pretty much around the corner.

ONE MONTHS rent in advance is what you’ll have to pay prior to moving in, no deposit or anything else to pay as all bills are included!

It has everything you would need, a king sized bed, triple sofa, desk with chair, central heating, 2 built in cupboards with plenty of storage space above that too, and nice brown roller blinds.

Further benefits include use of the kitchen, communal Garden and a communal Roof Terrace, internet with Wifi, gas, electricity, cleaner, water etc which is ALL included IN THE PRICE

Please take a look at the pictures.

Any questions, please feel free to ask.

Thanks