Dining table Outdoor furniture Hangers Dishwasher Lock on bedroom door Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Shower gel Hot water kettle 50" TV with Amazon Prime Video Netflix Refrigerator Free parking on premises Security cameras on property Extra pillows and blankets Free street parking Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Room-darkening shades Iron Outdoor dining area Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Long term stays allowed Wine glasses Essentials Private backyard – Not fully fenced
Quiet Room to Stay
Quiet end of Peckham.  Nearest station Nunhead Station taking you to St Pancras, Victoria or Blackfriars station.  All within easy reach of London sights.  This is a residential area so no fireworks here.  Lovely Peckham Rye down the road. Great for jogging, walking.  More importantly, it will be hosting for the 5th year running GALA.  Lordship Lane and Nunhead Lane for pubs and eateries.  On the corner of this road lovely local pub the Waverly Arms.
Quiet neighbourhood
Bright sunny quiet private room to stay in overlooking the garden and is next door to the bathroom  

Easy access to central London: Victoria,  Elephant & Castle, Blackfriars, and St Pancras.

An 8-minute walk to Nunhead train station provides you with easy access to central London: Victoria, Elephant & Castle, Blackfriars, and St Pancras International.

There is a good bus route P12 which takes you to Peckham Rye station in 10-15 minutes where you can access the overground.  In the opposite direction, the P12 takes you to Honor Oak Station in 7 minutes where you can board the train to Canada Water and access the Jubilee Line.

Free off-street parking is available.

My favourite park is Peckham Rye (I'm biased) a few minutes walk from my house.    There is also Dulwich Park which takes roughly 28 minutes to walk depending on how fast you walk.

There are several local eateries in Nunhead Lane and Lordship Lane.  

Literally around the corner from me is The Waverly Arms where you will find a varied menu.

A short walk in the opposite direction is The Ivy House, London's first community-owned pub.
Sorry but due to insurance reasons I am unable  to accommodate: Children, Pets, and Smokers 

