3 bedroom split-level flat in Burnley, Lancashire

Description

So, I’ve got this three-bedroom split-level flat in Burnley, Lancashire — it’s actually on the third floor of a mid-terrace building, which means it’s got that classic old-school charm with a bit of a modern update. The layout is spread across three floors, so it’s not just one big open space — it’s more like a layered setup with a bit of character. The wooden finishes are still fresh from the renovation, and it’s a solid, clean space overall.

It’s a quiet residential street, not too far from shops and eateries, and there’s a bit of open green space nearby — not a huge park, but enough to take a quick walk or a quick break. The area feels pretty laid-back, with a real local vibe.

Getting around is pretty easy — there are a few train and overground stops nearby. Elverson Road DLR is about 400m, Greenwich is 600m, Lewisham is 700m, and St Johns is about 800m. Buses 129 and 199 stop right near Lewisham station — just three stops away.

Parking is limited — I’ve got a resident permit, so that’s a plus if you’re someone who likes to park near the door. There’s no garden access, and I’m not allowing pets or smoking. It’s family-friendly, though — just no kids’ playgrounds or anything like that.

The flat comes fully furnished, so you can move in with your stuff pretty much straight away. It’s available from August 23rd 2025, and I’m looking for a 6-month tenancy with a max of two people — students are welcome to check it out.

I’ve kept the bills out of the picture — so you’ll need to cover your own utilities. The EPC rating is D, which isn’t great, but it’s still habitable.

If you’re interested, just give me a call — I’ll make time to show it around. I’ve been responding to messages all day, and I’m available between 9am and 9pm, seven days a week.

No agent fees, no hidden charges — just me, the flat, and a bit of honesty.

Let me know if you’re interested — I’m not looking for a fancy deal, just a place that works for real life.

(If you’re calling, just say “reference 2419204” — that’s what I use.)