Dining table Free washer – In building Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware 40" TV with Amazon Prime Video premium cable Toaster Cleaning products Smeg oven Bathtub Refrigerator Microwave Private entrance Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Clothing storage: closet Portable fans Self check-in Wine glasses Heating Stove Essentials Free dryer – In building
Central 1BD Flat -15min walk to Buckingham Palace!
This cosy 1BD flat is situated in an incredibly central location. As it is only a 5 minute walk to Victoria Station and a 15 minute walk to both Buckingham Palace and the Tate Britain, it would be ideal for a couple's sightseeing city break.<br /><br />The flat itself has everything you need for a comfortable stay. It even has access to one of the most beautiful shared gardens in London, Eccleston Square, where you can go for a sunny picnic or even challenge each other to a game of tennis on the courts.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />You are inundated with wonderful restaurants nearby with Sloane Square, Belgravia and Victoria on the doorstep. One of our favourites is Cambridge Street Kitchen which is only a 1 minute walk from the flat! <br /><br />Please note there is currently no wifi or smart TV in the property until 23rd September.<br /><br />The space<br />Amenities:<br />24/7 guest support<br />Professionally cleaned<br />Hotel-quality bed linen and towels<br /><br />Kitchen:<b
Located in the heart of London, Pimlico’s brick townhouses and white stucco facades hug its well-planned streets. The bowed windows of its cafes and taverns look across genteel scenes—Anglican churches, private homes, and pristine gardens capture Pimlico’s envied restraint. Underrated and often overlooked, Pimlico augments its refined culture with casual conveniences like farmer’s markets, and easy access to high-class institutions like Millbank’s Tate Britain museum.<br />It’s just ten minutes’ walk to Sloane Square, a stone’s throw from Tate Britain and Buckingham Palace is within easy reach. It’s also just a brisk half an hour walk to Trafalgar Square and, cutting through St James’s Park, the route is a scenic one too.