Electric Avenue, SW9

A Bright and charming two double bedroom period flat, offering well-appointed space in an unrivalled location in the heart of Brixton. This fantastic flat will appeal to a wide range of tenants due to the two comfortable double bedrooms and buzzing atmosphere of Electric Avenue. Electric Avenue gets its name by being the first market street to be lit by electric lights and to this day is a core asset of the Brixton community.

Tucked away securely and set back from the commercial buzz of central Brixton, this bright and modern flat has been considerately thought out to the open plan living space and handy built-in storage. The heart of the home is the pretty reception room, a cosy South-facing space complete with an integrated, white gloss kitchen and a trendy breakfast bar. Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles with decent built-in storage and large sash windows that flood these spaces with natural light. A contemporary bathroom separates the two bedrooms, conveniently located and providing a desirable level of privacy between these two spaces.

As far as locations go, it doesn’t get much better: situated within touching distance of the restaurants, cafes and boutique shops in Brixton Village and on Coldharbour Lane, such as Mamma Dough Pizza, Okan Ramen and Caya coffee shop, to name a few. Windrush Square, The Ritzy and POP Brixton are also just around the corner whilst Brixton tube and train stations (first stop on the Victoria Line), offer superb transport links within a couple of minutes’ walk. Multiple bus routes into central London offer a great alternative for busy commuters.

In addition to paying rent for the property, you may also be required to make the following permitted payments.

Before the tenancy starts:

Holding deposit - 1 week's rent. and/or Deposit - 5 weeks' rent, or where the rent is more than £50,000 per annum, 6 weeks' rent. During the tenancy:

Payments to other third parties, such as council tax, utilities or payments for communications services. Default charges, such as payments for the replacement of lost keys or interest on overdue rent. Tenancy transaction charges, such as requests to vary or assign the tenancy.