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London, UK

5 Bedroom / 3 Bath

Furnished

Price: 12,927 GBP per Month

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A furnished 5 bedroom house with 3 bathrooms and a garden located just a 15-minute walk to Fulham Broadway Underground station connecting you to the District Line. You will find the Stamford Bridge Stadium and plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby. Important: We haven't visited this place... yet. We send Homecheckers to visit every apartment on Spotahome, so come back soon for a guided tour plus 360° and HD photos.

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