2 bed Flat For Rent £2,000
Dartmouth Terrace

New to the market is this attractive and spacious period conversion situated on the lower ground floor of this impressive Victorian building. Located directly on the heath, in a very sought after location, this apartment will wow anyone who enters.

This property has been modernized with a refitted kitchen, bathroom, re-decorated and re carpeted.

Additional benefits include: Directly on the heath, high ceilings, direct access onto the rear garden, private entrance, large bay fronted window.

There is unallocated private residents parking on the road to the front and a beautiful and large communal garden to the rear.

Dartmouth Terrace is enviably located on the edge of the Heath and is only 0.5 miles to Greenwich DLR and mainline station and 0.8 miles to Blackheath Rail station, which offers a regular service to London Victoria, Charing Cross, London Bridge and London Cannon Street stations.
One stop down the line will bring you to Elverson Station where the DLR service provides regular services into Canary Wharf and Bank.

Greenwich and Blackheath Village is within very close proximity and offers an array of shops, bars and restaurants. Beyond the village you will find the open expanse of the heath itself, which is a jewel of South East London.

Those who are considering schools will have a number of options for both state and public education. Local schools include Heath House, Blackheath Preparatory School, John Ball and Brooklands Primary School. Further afield, Dulwich College run a bus service directly from Blackheath Village and Eltham College is within three miles.

Your early attention to this lovely period conversion is highly recommended. Available unfurnished.

This property is available with a Deposit Free option which means that instead of paying a traditional five weeks security deposit, you pay a fee of one weeks rent + VAT to become a member of a deposit free renting scheme which significantly reduces the up-front costs. This fee is non-refundable and is not a deposit so cannot be used towards covering the cost of any future damage.