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Modern double room with private bathroom in Hoxton
Welcoming and spacious, our ground floor apartment is located on a quiet cobbled cul-de-sac beside historic Hoxton Street. It is situated just minutes on foot from the nearby Regent’s Canal, Shoreditch Park and Haggerston Park, as well as dozens of cafés, bars, restaurants and galleries.<br /><br />We are Louise and Miguel, a couple working in the arts who have lived in East London for over ten years. Louise is a native Londoner, while Miguel previously lived in Lisbon for several years.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Your room is on the ground floor, with external fluted glass for privacy, and faces onto a 19th century English church. The high-ceilinged room is furnished with original 1960s teak modular shelving units, drawers and a hanging rail for your clothing and personal possessions. The solid wooden bed frame and double mattress comes with pure cotton sheets and 100% linen bedcovers.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />You will have access to your own private bathroom, with a 
Hoxton, located in East London, is a lively mix of tradition and modernity. Old-fashioned stores and restaurants are nestled alongside new, fashionable bars, cafés and shops. The architecture of the area encompasses red brick Victorian housing, modernist concrete blocks, and even a handful of original Georgian townhouses. <br /><br />A weekly market is held on Hoxton Street on Saturday mornings, while the nearby Regent’s Canal offers beautiful walks to Islington, King’s Cross and Camden, or further east to the open green expanse of Victoria Park. Bustling Broadway market, with its bookstores, bakeries, bars and boutiques, can also be reached by foot along the canal from our home in under 20 minutes. <br /><br />You can get a drink in a wine bar or traditional pub on Hoxton Street, eat authentic Jamaican jerk chicken, Vietnamese pho noodle soup, Turkish gozleme or English pie and mash, and get your hair cut or your nails done. Many of the city’s best restaurants are within walking dista
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