1 bed Flat For Rent £1,000
Mann Lettings Lewisham are pleased to offer this fully furnished one bedroom flat to rent. The property itself is excellently sized and has ample space and its own balcony. The property consist of one double bedroom, a spacious lounge, a fully fitted kitchen and a modern fully fitted bathroom suite. The flat is purpose built, has central heating, double glazed windows and is excellenty located
Mann Lettings Lewisham are open Mon - Fri 8.30am to 6.30pm and Saturday 9.00am-5.00pm. Please call to view or for any further assistance
The area is generally quiet due to residential location. An additional benefit is the close proximity to both the park and Lewisham Hospital.
Lewisham Overview:
Lewisham is located in the London Borough of Lewisham and covers the whole SE13 postcode. It's bordered by Catford, Hither Green, Forest Hill, Crofton Park, Brockley, St Johns, Blackheath, Deptford and New Cross, and sits centrally off of the south circular. There's a good spread of people and nationalities based in and around Lewisham, from young families to retirees, and this gives the town a balanced feel. The town's most recognisable landmark is the clock tower, which dates back to 1897 when it was built in celebration of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee. Actor Jude Law and TV personality Louise Redknapp were both born in Lewisham, and comedian Spike Milligan and former footballer Ian Wright have both resided within the area.
Lewisham Shopping
Lewisham Shopping Centre, formerly the Riverdale Centre, is the main shopping facility within the borough. It is located in Lewisham town centre and is accessed via the High Street. The shopping centre is home to a number of large retail names such as Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer, wh Smith (which contains the town's main Post Office), Argos and Boots. Lewisham High Street is also home to the town's open street market, which is open seven days a week. It sells everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to clothing and household goods.
Lewisham Attractions
Lewisham boasts a surprising number of open green spaces, including Mountsfield Park, Lewisham Park, Manor House Gardens, Ladywell Fields and Hilly Fields. Both Ladywell Fields and Hilly Fields also have nature reserves within them. The Borough of Lewisham also benefits from a number of other attractions including Horniman Museum, Ladywell Leisure Centre, a bowling alley and the Broadway Theatre (which is located in nearby Catford).
Lewisham Food and Drink
Lewisham boasts a huge array of eateries, which includes all the big ‘fast food' chains such as McDonalds, kfc and Nando's as well as the well known Something Fishy fish and chip restaurant. It also has a number of public houses that serve good hearty food along with traditional beer. There are many take-away outlets offering Indian, Chinese, Greek and many other international cuisines. Should you desire more fine dining then head to nearby Blackheath, where many of the restaurants are award-winning.
Lewisham History
Lewisham was originally a village stretching along Lewisham High Street from the present railway station to the ancient parish church of St Mary. King James I, impressed with the length of the High Street, remarked 'On my soul, I will be king of Lusen'. This spelling suggests that the name was then pronounced Loos-am, whereas now it is Loo-ish-am. The clock tower was completed in 1900 to celebrate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, which took place three years earlier. The town centre was devastated by a flying bomb in 1944 but had recovered by the late 1950s. In 1977 the shopping centre was built, and in 1994 the High Street in the town centre was pedestrianised.
Mann Lettings Lewisham are open Mon - Fri 8.30am to 6.30pm and Saturday 9.00am-5.00pm. Please call to view or for any further assistance
The area is generally quiet due to residential location. An additional benefit is the close proximity to both the park and Lewisham Hospital.
Lewisham Overview:
Lewisham is located in the London Borough of Lewisham and covers the whole SE13 postcode. It's bordered by Catford, Hither Green, Forest Hill, Crofton Park, Brockley, St Johns, Blackheath, Deptford and New Cross, and sits centrally off of the south circular. There's a good spread of people and nationalities based in and around Lewisham, from young families to retirees, and this gives the town a balanced feel. The town's most recognisable landmark is the clock tower, which dates back to 1897 when it was built in celebration of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee. Actor Jude Law and TV personality Louise Redknapp were both born in Lewisham, and comedian Spike Milligan and former footballer Ian Wright have both resided within the area.
Lewisham Shopping
Lewisham Shopping Centre, formerly the Riverdale Centre, is the main shopping facility within the borough. It is located in Lewisham town centre and is accessed via the High Street. The shopping centre is home to a number of large retail names such as Sainsbury's, Marks & Spencer, wh Smith (which contains the town's main Post Office), Argos and Boots. Lewisham High Street is also home to the town's open street market, which is open seven days a week. It sells everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to clothing and household goods.
Lewisham Attractions
Lewisham boasts a surprising number of open green spaces, including Mountsfield Park, Lewisham Park, Manor House Gardens, Ladywell Fields and Hilly Fields. Both Ladywell Fields and Hilly Fields also have nature reserves within them. The Borough of Lewisham also benefits from a number of other attractions including Horniman Museum, Ladywell Leisure Centre, a bowling alley and the Broadway Theatre (which is located in nearby Catford).
Lewisham Food and Drink
Lewisham boasts a huge array of eateries, which includes all the big ‘fast food' chains such as McDonalds, kfc and Nando's as well as the well known Something Fishy fish and chip restaurant. It also has a number of public houses that serve good hearty food along with traditional beer. There are many take-away outlets offering Indian, Chinese, Greek and many other international cuisines. Should you desire more fine dining then head to nearby Blackheath, where many of the restaurants are award-winning.
Lewisham History
Lewisham was originally a village stretching along Lewisham High Street from the present railway station to the ancient parish church of St Mary. King James I, impressed with the length of the High Street, remarked 'On my soul, I will be king of Lusen'. This spelling suggests that the name was then pronounced Loos-am, whereas now it is Loo-ish-am. The clock tower was completed in 1900 to celebrate the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, which took place three years earlier. The town centre was devastated by a flying bomb in 1944 but had recovered by the late 1950s. In 1977 the shopping centre was built, and in 1994 the High Street in the town centre was pedestrianised.
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