1 room house of 53m² in London

Located on the 2nd floor of Lunaria House, this light and bright , one bedroom, one bathroom home is available to rent fully-furnished. The double bedroom comes complete with built-in wardrobes, a chest of draws and side-tables. While kitchens are fully integrated with appliances including a multi-functional oven and induction hob. A private balcony connects the open plan kitchen and living area to the great outdoors – overlooking East Village’s parks and ponds. Wi-Fi is included and set up for when you move in, getting you connected right away. All Get Living homes have an energy efficiency rating of B or C, helping conserve energy for the planet, and your pocket. Being connected to the district heating and hot water system means no space-hogging boiler in your home, but please note that this means you cannot switch supplier. Additional information: Please note photos are for illustrative purposes only – layouts and features may vary Pet friendly – all applicants with a pet must sign our pet policy agreement Hyperoptic Wi-Fi is included in the rent All other utilities including electricity, heating and hot water to be paid separately by the resident(s) directly to the provider A metered water supply is provided by Thames Water and charged based on usage Heating and hot water is provided by East London Energy (ELE) and is charged by household usage. Thermostats can be controlled within the home. On-site parking and storage pods are available to rent at additional cost and subject to availability – please ask our team for more information Council tax band – this property is within band C (Newham Council) A Security Deposit equal to five weeks’ rent is payable for this property. The deposit will be held by the Tenancy Deposit Scheme All Get Living buildings have access to a lift and all entryways have level thresholds, making them accessible for wheelchair users and the ambulant disabled Get Living has been granted planning permission to provide a further homes for rent and student accommodation in East Village, and an improved public realm. For more detailed information visit Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’s Planning Register.