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Balls Pond Road, London, N1

Dalston

£1,100 pcm

  • Bedroom Icon x 1
  • Bathroom Icon x 1
Department:
Lettings
Postcode:
N1 4AP
Type:
Studio
Marketing Flag:
Chain Free
Availability:
Let Agreed
Furnished:
Part Furnished
Deposit:
£1,100
Available Date:
2020-06-30

Summary

Offering to market this well designed studio apartment. Located in the heart of Dalston, this property offers everything in terms of location, from a vast amount of local supermarkets, coffee shops, high end restaurants and a vibrant nightlife. This is also an ideal location if you're looking to commute to work with Dalston Station less than a 10 minute walk. Offered furnished, unfurnished or part furnished | June 30th | Excellent Location | Council tax included

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