Hangers Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Oven Paid street parking off premises Room-darkening shades EV charger Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Coffee maker: french press Self check-in Books and reading material Children’s books and toys Wine glasses Body soap Cooking basics 23" TV with Chromecast standard cable Clothing storage: dresser Stove Essentials
Beautiful, light and cosy home
Light, spacious and airy with a very cosy feel; our home is on a quiet tree-lined street just off the main road into the city. <br /><br />In the roof of a Victorian house (sturdy things) so there's a lot of light and the Juliette balcony in the living room allows views into the back gardens. Slightly unconventional, as it's also a yoga space, so there's plenty of room and a peaceful vibe. <br /><br />There's also a new (recycled) kitchen so we have many mod cons.<br /><br />Can accommodate 2 single travellers!!! (airbed)<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />You can get the bus to Oval or Elephant & Castle, or walk to Peckham Rye station and travel onwards from there for exploring the bright lights and excitement of the city.  Closer to home, this area is extremely trendy these days, with rooftop bars, cinemas and restaurants; or for the family, 2 swimming pools (and gyms) and parks.<br /><br />2 minutes away is the South London Gallery with cafe, an arty type bar called The Pelican and va
For a long time, this area of London, though in Zone 2 and very close to the centre, was out of the way and forgotten through not having its own tube station. These days, the whole world lives here, literally. The art college brings international students, and there is a big artistic community in residence in this area. There are artists' "open houses/ studios" twice a year (I think) where you can nosey and browse. The South London Gallery has two locations close by, the newest one (opened 2019) in the old Victorian firestation is on the way to the bus stop! Dulwich Picture Gallery and beautiful park are in the adjoining area for that matter (a bus ride away). The flat is halfway between Peckham and Camberwell. Both have swimming pools though Peckham has the cheapest cinema anywhere (if not cheapest then cheap enough!  £4.99 per person) and the concentration of fascinating nightlife, with rooftop bars and cinema in the Bussey building and Peckham Levels. There are loads of interesting 