Washer Hangers Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Refrigerator High chair TV Coffee maker Backyard Microwave Room-darkening shades Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Carbon monoxide alarm Books and reading material Shampoo Pack ’n play/Travel crib - available upon request Cooking basics Crib - available upon request Heating Essentials
Pretty flat near the Thames
This spacious flat, set in a charming Victorian house, is very close to London's most beautiful stretch of the  Thames. It's only 7 minutes to Hammersmith Underground Station.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The flat has a double bedroom and a living room with a large sofa suitable for a third person. There's a kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. There's also a travel cot suitable for infants up to 15 kilos. The flat is spacious with a lot of storage space, and the kitchen is well equipped. The living room is very light and airy. The bedroom is very spacious but there is limited natural light. However, the artificial lighting (lights and lamps) is very good.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Guests will have access to the whole flat. The flat is on the lower ground floor of a large Victorian house. Guests can use an area of the large garden.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />I live above the flat. If you need help or advice, I will be very happy to g
The flat is about 200 metres from the Thames Path - a  river walk with  wonderful views and charming pubs. There are some interesting historic houses very close by.
I love living in London and hope that all my guests will see why. This is one of the nicest areas you can choose to stay. It's very close to the Thames and several historic houses (including William Morris's house, Hogarth's house and the innovative printer Emery Walker's house) and there are some truly wonderful old pubs, which are very popular all year round. From this calm oasis,  you can get to central London in half an hour thanks to the amazing transport links in Hammersmith. 
I am a very keen gardener and now that I have retired, I spend a lot of time trying to tame the large jungle at the back.
 I've travelled quite a lot (as an English teacher) and having received a lot of hospitality and good advice on my travels, I like to think I am a welcoming and helpful host.