Dining table Outdoor furniture Hangers Dishwasher Bread maker Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Crib Toaster Hot water kettle Shared patio or balcony Bathtub Bikes Fire extinguisher City skyline view High chair Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Private entrance Room-darkening shades Smoking allowed Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Elevator Pets allowed Lockbox Hot water Laundromat nearby Pack ’n play/Travel crib Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Window guards Portable fans Self check-in Rice maker Free dryer – In unit Blender Long term stays allowed Shampoo Children’s books and toys Cooking basics Wine glasses Baking sheet Children’s dinnerware Babysitter recommendations Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Enjoy the View in the heart of fashionable EastEnd
The flat’s charms are its proportion, location, agreeable light + spaciousness. If you appreciate 1970’s social housing, are charmed by brutalist architectural style living + want to be in the thick of it whilst savouring the artistic, creative energy of the East End, you will enjoy living here.  In the heart of diverse East London, in the shadow of the Royal London Hospital, you can enjoy the offerings from nearby Banglatown, Whitechapel Market, Brick Lane, Shoreditch and the City.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Like views, space and that feeling of calm high up away from the noise of the city? On the 8th floor, you have views North, South and West with just enough connection to the city below whilst avoiding the noise and drama.<br /><br />Our 2 bedroom flat has been thoughtfully renovated throughout. We’ve ensured the spaces feel clean, calm and provide all the home comforts. <br /><br />There is a double bed, two single beds, 1 long sofa and a small double sofa bed.  If need be t
A stone's throw from the colour of Banglatown and Whitechapel Gallery + market, the arts + restaurants on Brick Lane and the cool vibe of Shoreditch.  A 20 minute walk South and you can stop in some of the oldest pubs in London on the Thames frequented by Dickens, Wilde and swashbuckling sailors.  Equally to the East you are close to Stratford International and to the West you are 1 tube stop from the City.