Coffee maker: Nespresso Dining table Outdoor furniture Hangers Dishwasher Paid parking lot off premises Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Garden view Wifi Dishes and silverware Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Shared patio or balcony Fire extinguisher City skyline view Private backyard – Fully fenced Security cameras on property Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Microwave Room-darkening shades Iron Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm SMEG refrigerator Shared gym nearby Cleaning available during stay Portable fans Self check-in Conditioner Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Shampoo Body soap Mini fridge Heating Essentials
Historic Maltings loft with view near Tower Bridge
NOTE: You will be in a room in the owners home, so this is NOT a self contained listing. No cooking.<br />Bright Double Bedroom with compact private ensuite bathroom. This sunny and characterful room is on the top floor of a historic 19th Century Maltings vinegar building and has its own small bathroom. It's clean, cozy & secure in a gated property with 24hr security guard. NO elevator so you must climb 3 flights of stairs. <br />10 min walk to Tower Bridge, London Bridge, Borough market and more!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Hello and welcome to our home! We live here full time and welcome guests from all over the world. The apartment has lovely old timber floors, high ceilings and a 19th century Maltings chimney passing through the kitchen. Its a 200 year old, Grade 2 listed building and full of character. We have free fast fibre-optic wifi available. Your bedroom has quality Orla Kiely/Sheridan Australia bedding and towels, a large chest of drawers and space to hang about 10 ite
You’re 5 minutes walk from the Thames River, City Hall and the Tower Bridge. Lots of cool cafes and bars on Bermondsey St, 2 mins away. The famous Borough Market is 10 mins walk. The White Cube Gallery and Fashion and Textile Museum are 2 mins walk away and the Bermondsey St area has lovely gastro pubs and bars to enjoy. Maltby St and Ropewalk have wonderful weekend produce markets and there are numerous small breweries and gin distilleries along the arches near Maltby St.<br />The “Low-Line” walking path, passes along the south bank of the Thames right next to the Maltings estate.
Im a professional and work in Visual Arts education. I love this part of London for it’s history related to life on the riverThames. You can still see the old warehouses nearby and related trades such as tanneries, spice wharves, shipping paraphernalia and cobbled streets. This is a very quiet estate and was once a famous vinegar factory with it’s 19th Century chimney which is now a listed building.