Coffee maker: Nespresso Dining table Hangers Dishwasher Private gym in building Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Ethernet connection Oast & Rye shampoo Fire extinguisher City skyline view Refrigerator Oast & Rye body soap Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Oven Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Trash compactor Hot water HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Netflix standard cable Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Hob induction stove Luggage dropoff allowed Cleaning available during stay Portable fans Oast & Rye conditioner Free dryer – In unit Paid parking garage off premises Books and reading material Blender Long term stays allowed Wine glasses Cooking basics Baking sheet Essentials
Beautiful Apartment In Lively London Bridge
Gently stylish, this hideaway occupies a sleepy backstreet in the regenerated London Bridge area. Food-focused Borough Market is minutes away, an historic wine bar waits next door and The Shard is thrillingly visible from your bedroom window. The interior features original Victorian brickwork and a cobbled courtyard. There’s an attractive modern kitchen and a long sofa for horizontal TV-watching. You'll be cosy, comfy and extremely content. No check-ins after 2300hrs.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Lounge on the Italian suede sofa of this renovated flat in a Victorian warehouse. Modern decor, including a Noguchi coffee table and Eames chairs, are set amidst walnut floors and an exposed-brick wall. Survey Central London from the Juliet balcony.<br />The full kitchen is well stocked with everything you would need to cook up a storm. The bedroom is large and the bed very comfortable. The bathroom is large and has a walk-in shower.<br />The entire space is over 550 square feet and is qui
Dominated by the sleek point of the Shard, the area of London Bridge was once a thriving docklands similar to Bermondsey, before it went through the inevitable cycle of decline, regeneration and gentrification frequently seen in central London’s riverside areas. Almost all of the old wharfs and warehouses have now been bought up by affluent creatives with a taste for loft-style living and attracted by the excellent restaurants in the area. London Bridge is home to the famous Borough Food market which foodies and photographers alike will want to spend plenty of time exploring. Your neighbours will mainly be young professionals wanting to be in the thick of things.<br /><br />There is some construction work going on at the end of the street which may be noisy during the day but not on weekends.
I grew up in both the UK and Sydney, Australia. I married my lovely husband Paul in '93 and we have 2 great daughters and live in the countryside an hour from London.
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