Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Bathtub Refrigerator Coffee maker TV with standard cable Oven First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Shampoo Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Tudor flat in historical centre
Stunning, bright two-bed Tudor apartment located in the heart of ancient Kingston.  Perfect for shopping lovers & for history lovers alike. A Well-equipped kitchen overlooking the site where the Saxon Kings of England were crowned on a coronation stone, giving Kingston it's name. Wifi & amazonTV, the River is 60 meters from home with beautiful riverside walks, bars & restaurants. Local boat trips to Hampton Court palace. 5 minutes from the station with direct 30 minute trains to London Waterloo.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This beautiful Tudor period flat is recently refurbished whilst still retaining some of it's older features. <br /><br />A modern kitchen equipped with new appliances and utensils, stocked with the basics you need for a wonderful stay. You can buy fresh produce from the ancient market a minutes walk away and enjoy a meal overlooking the place where the Saxon Kings of England were crowned. There is also a 42" TV on a wall bracket with an Amazon Firestick for you 
This unique flat is situated in a very good neighbourhood in the heart of Kingston's old quarter. This area is perfect for transport links to central London, being very close to the train station and bus stations with direct links across London.<br /><br />Kingston is famous for it's shopping; with John Lewis and the Bentalls Centre (dating back to 1867 and the largest privately owned store in Europe), and a plethora of fashionable high-street and luxury designer shops. <br /><br />There is a medieval market place dating back to 1315 one minutes walk from the flat. With greengrocers, butchers, fishmongers and a variety of mouth-watering food stalls selling cuisines from around the world. <br /><br />Home Park, the grounds of Hampton Court Palace (Henry the VIII's favourite hunting grounds and home to over 300 fallow deer), are a short walk from the flat, just across the river. It is also where King William III stumbled on a molehill with fatal consequences! Bushy and Richmond, two othe