Outdoor furniture Hangers 42" HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Netflix standard cable Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Shower gel Cleaning products Courtyard view Other induction stove Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Self check-in Conditioner Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Shampoo Body soap Cooking basics Heating Essentials
A Charming Victorian Home Walk to London Bridge!
Zone 1 of London. A charming Victorian Apartment. In a quiet location set back from the road. Within 15-20 Minutes Walk of Tower Bridge &  London Bridge, The Shard and Bermondsey St. Ultra Fast Wi-Fi<br />Luxury Mattress for a good nights sleep.<br />Once an important part of London’s river trade, Bermondsey sat derelict for several decades, until the area’s wharves were renovated in the 1980s. Now it’s a lively part of town, with some exceptionally good restaurants and coffee houses.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Private use of a 1 bedroom apartment with separate lounge, kitchen and bathroom.Recently renovated Victorian Apartment. Fast Wifi, Bath and Shower, Fully equipped Kitchen.<br />There is one double bedroom with a luxury handmade mattress, for a great nights sleep. There is a 3 seater sofa in the lounge that is made with bedding if needed for for a 3rd guest (Suitable to a child/small adult)<br /><br />Close to many tourist attractions and cool places to hang over.<br />Berm
Working class area of Central London, stepped in history and close to some World Class Tourist Attractions.<br />The name Bermondsey comes from the Anglo-Saxon phrase for “Island of Beornmund”<br />Beornmund was the Lord who owned the land over a thousand years ago. In the 18th Century Bermondsey became known as London’s Larder, the centre of food importing and processing, a role-played until the 1970’s. Many household brand names in the food industry had factories in Bermondsey. <br />Peak Frean’s biscuits, Sarson’s vinegar and Courage Breweries-earning the area its name as the Larder of London. The old industries have gradually declined leaving a legacy of fine old warehouses and industrial spaces, now home to trendy upmarket shops, restaurants, Museums, galleries and studios
I am a Londoner born and bred. A kind hearted guy with a love for life and animals. I love my City and despite my travels I always hang my hat in London Town. 
Nonetheless I have a huge passion for travel and have had many affairs with other great places in the World.
Airbnb allows me and others like me to enjoy "the reality" of a place. I have used Airbnb to visit all the continents in our World (Except Antartica) mixing with the locals and seeing the sights.


