1 bed flat to rent

Banks House, London SE1

Property Reference: 2463110.

Extremely large (662sqft) one bedroom flat in a peaceful corner of Elephant and Castle
(Short lets considered poa)

The Property
Situated on the first floor of a quiet 1930s residential block. It benefits from new gas boiler central heating, double glazing and a well maintained lift.

The building itself is particularly quiet and surrounded by tree-lined streets, it really is a surprising oasis of calm amidst the Elephant buzz.

There is also a carpark which can be used with a residents permit or visitors permits can also be purchased as required.
It consists of the following;

a generous entrance hall with cupboard area for coat hanging/storage
a double bedroom (4.35m x 2.90m) with double glazed sash window and super king sized bed.
Bathroom with shower bath
Large fully equipped kitchen 3m x 3.6m with ample space for dining with guests.
Gigantic living room 6.25m x 4m, plenty of room for working from home!

The Area

It's an incredibly exciting time in Eephant and Castle. It has seen a huge amount of regeneration recently (and the area is still more to come). So there's now an incredible mix of independent shops and restuarants as well as more famous brands all on the door step. As you'd expect from an area in Zone 1 the transport links couldn't be better! But happily amoungst the development there's some beautifully curated park areas perfect for sunny days. Here's just a few of the attractions

In the immediate area:
Eating out
Mercado Metropolitano, Kachori, The Rosy Hue, noko, epk Social, Paladar, Theo's, Toulouse Lautrec, 400 Rabbits, Gails, hej, Kokoro, Koi Ramen Bar and lots more!

Fitness options GymBox, Tempo 301 (Reformer Pilates), Gym Group, Hotpod Yoga, Barefoot Yoga, More Yoga

Entertainment
Ministry of Sound, Mercato Metroplitana, Elephant Park, Southwark Playhouses both Borough and Elephant, The Imperial War Museum

Handy shops
A large and small Sainsburys (supermarket), The Nunhead Gardener (beautiful plant shop), The Book Elephant (Book and gift shop serving coffee) Elephant Stores (Multiuse space supporting local independent retailers, including Little Louie, Vntage Matters and SoLo Craft Fair)

Other interesting things
London South Bank University, ual:London College of Communiction, Southwark Heritage Centre and Walworth Library

A short walk away

Places to hang out; Borough Market, the South Bank, Tower Bridge, Bermondsey St

Cinemas; Everyman Cinema, nft cinema, iax Waterloo, The Sea Containers

Theatres; Shakespeare's Globe theatre, The National Theatre, Young Vic, Old Vic, National Theatre, Bridge Theatre

TransportMoments from Elephant and Castle tube offering access to both the Bakerloo and Northern (Bank branch) lines and well as National Rail services.Kennington tube a short walk away for access to Northern line (Charing Cross branch)

Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £1,950.00 per month (£450.00 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £1,950.00
- 1 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathrooms
- Property comes furnished
- Available to move in from 30 May 2025
- Minimum tenancy term is 3 months
- Maximum number of tenants is 2
- Students welcome to enquire
- Pets considered / by arrangement
- No Smokers
- Not Suitable for Families / Children
- Bills not included
- Property has parking
- No Garden Access
- EPC Rating: C

If calling, please quote reference: 2463110

Fees:
You will not be charged any admin fees.

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Property Reference two million four hundred and sixty-three thousand one hundred and ten