Dining table Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens 32" HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Apple TV Disney+ Netflix premium cable Roku standard cable Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Board games Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator Free parking on premises Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Free street parking Dedicated workspace Standalone high chair - always at the listing Microwave Oven Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Record player Trash compactor Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Coffee Sound system with aux Self check-in Conditioner Books and reading material Blender Shampoo Children’s books and toys Body soap Cooking basics Wine glasses Baking sheet Children’s dinnerware Babysitter recommendations Fireplace guards Heating Stove Essentials
Family home in London, 2broom 2bath
Spacious and cosy family home in Brockley. Just 5 min from Brockley overground station. Two stops from London Bridge.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The house is ideal for a family in the residential but vibrant Brockley area. One large bedroom with a private bathroom and a great size bedroom for a kid with a single convertible to double bed on it. The house is a Victorian house refurbished, so it has big windows with lots of light.<br />We have all you need to have a good time, a big sofa, plenty of blankets, books, candles, toys, smart tv with Netflix and Disney accounts, a turntable and vinyl records, a hairdryer, an iron and an iron board, white towels, dishwasher. We want you to feel at home. The house is really close to parks, museums, coffee shops and stores and in just 15 minutes you can be at London Bridge.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />The house has everything that you could need to be cosy. A big sofa, plenty of blankets, books, candles, toys, smart tv with a Netflix
Home to the city’s fast-rising grime stars, a new proliferation of upmarket flats and a rapidly increasing number of young families, Brockley is an area in flux. Nowhere is that more embodied than on the central stretch of this southeast London jewel: Brockley Road. A stone’s throw from New Cross and a ten-minute train ride to London Bridge, it’s a street that’s noticeably going through some kind of phase. But for every symbol of gentrification you spot here, there’s a much-loved, long-running local favourite too.
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