Flat to rent in St Nicholas House (Pp405), Deptford SE8

Whole Property

Hamways are delighted to present this two bedroom ground floor apartment in St Nicholas House, a Hamways managed block in the popular Deptford Green neighbourhood.
The Property benefits from a spacious lounge, kitchen with appliances, new bathroom, two double bedrooms with new neutral decorations throughout.

St Nicholas House is located in the Deptford Green neighbourhood with easy access to Deptford Station, High street and Greenwich via the Thames path . Good local schools and Goldsmiths college are also accessible in the wider area.

Local transport links include Deptford mainline station with regular trains to London Bridge (6 minutes). The DLR line can be acquired at Cutty Sark or Deptford Bridge, Bus services include the 199 from Canada Water to Catford, the 188 which runs from North Greenwich to Russell Square and the 47 which runs from Newquay Road towards Shoreditch.

This property falls under Council Tax Band A

The property is ready for occupation now and viewings are being arranged. Please quote property code PP405
(Date available subject to change)

Utilities/council tax bills are not included in the rent. Offered as a sole or joint tenancy - if more than one tenant, all named tenants will be `jointly and severally liable` for terms and conditions of the tenancy agreement (including total rent).
Holding deposit - equivalent to 1 weeks rent (will form part of 1st month`s rent in advance)

This property is available with a Deposit-Free option which means that instead of paying a traditional security deposit of up to 5 weeks, you pay a fee of one weeks rent to become a member of flatfair (a deposit-free renting scheme) which significantly reduces the upfront costs. This fee is non-refundable and is not a deposit so cannot be used towards covering the cost of any future damage. More details available at

**Minimum Term 12 months. This will continue a month-by-month basis thereafter with rent payable monthly in advance**
These particulars are believed to be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed, nor do they form part of any contract.