Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Dryer Children’s books and toys for ages 0-2 years old and 2-5 years old Toaster Hot water kettle Refrigerator High chair Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Microwave Oven Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Record player Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Bluetooth sound system Portable fans Books and reading material Blender Shampoo Wine glasses Pack ’n play/Travel crib - available upon request Piano Cooking basics Heating Stove Clothing storage: dresser and wardrobe Essentials
Big, bright London flat
A bright, clean house on the Islington/Hackney border, five minutes from Finsbury Park and Arsenal tube stations, and only twenty minutes from the city centre. <br /><br />The flat comes with two spacious double bedrooms and a slightly smaller room with a double mattress and travel cot. It has a shower, bath, washer and dryer. <br /><br />It is on a road with excellent restaurants and cafes, and is peaceful and quiet inside with double-glazed windows and filled with plants, books, records and a piano.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />We're on the first, second and third floors, so there are stairs. Windows on three sides so the flat is very light. Apart from the three bedrooms, we have a kitchen-living room, a very generous bathroom and a utilities room.<br /><br />We have everything for good coffee and tea – kettle and stovetop, and also a pour-over coffee pot with filters, grinder and locally roasted beans. We are keen cooks and have any kind of pot or pan you might need if you want 
Start your day with brunch and coffee at Fink's Salt and Sweet around the corner (Sage Kitchen is good too). For lunch our favourite is Dotori, up the street, the city's best Korean-Japanese fusion, but Little Sardegna across the street is perfect for a romantic supper out with authentic Italian.<br /><br />Our favourite park in the city, Clissold Park, is just around the corner, with a duck pond, tennis courts and cafe, as well as deer, quail and rabbits! There's also  Stoke Newington High Street to explore, with hip cafes, restaurants and markets, and a little farther afield (about a ten minute walk) is the historic Abney Park Cemetery – a beautiful, overgrown relic of Victorian times. No better site for a Sunday afternoon walk.<br /><br />The Blackstock Road, where we live, is home to a vibrant community and excellent Greek, Turkish, Italian, Korean and Japanese food. We're not far from the Arsenal stadium, and if you come on a match day, you may catch a glimpse of the flag-bearing 
I'm a Canadian living in London, where I edit at a magazine and live with my wife Anna, a historian.