Washer Hangers Wifi – 22 Mbps Dishes and silverware Dryer Crib Fire extinguisher High chair Refrigerator Host greets you TV Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Oven Private entrance Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Pack ’n play/Travel crib Luggage dropoff allowed Long term stays allowed Air conditioning Shampoo Children’s books and toys Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Stove Essentials
Homely & comfortable two-bed flat on Thames Path
Stylish flat on historic Narrow Street <br />5 mins to Limehouse DLR (Excel Tower Bridge Canary Wharf)<br />Grapes pub well-known to Charles Dickens<br />Cool locale, 4G wifi, homely, quality beds/linen, washer, dryer.<br />Grocery stores nearby<br />All you might need!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Delightfully bright, stylish and airy duplex on historic Narrow Street. One previous guest best described this unique & comfortable home:<br /><br />“The apartment is beautiful, spacious and the contemporary kitchen and bathrooms very functional and spotless. We are very happy that we made this apartment our choice for our trip to London!"<br /><br />The flat is homely, well-appointed and professionally cleaned. Importantly the new beds with good quality mattresses provide the comfort you deserve after a busy day as a tourist, exhibiting at excel, having meetings in Canary Wharf or visiting family and friends.<br /><br />“The house is spotless and well maintained…. And what's more, the b
Limehouse is a vibrant neighbourhood with a deep historical heritage. Gordon Ramsey's gastro pub (The Narrow) is just a minute away in addition to highly rated French & Italian restaurants on one side with great value east-end cafes, Chinese takeaway, and kebabs on the other. 25min walk on the Thames Path you will find yourself in the centre of Canary Wharf. With the Thames River on the doorstep, several parks nearby, and the Limehouse Basin in a stones away, I love living here.<br /><br />As the renowned thespian and local landlord Sir Ian Mckellen puts it:<br />“Limehouse was first settled as one of the few healthy areas of dry land among the riverside marshes. By Queen Elizabeth I's time, it was at the centre of world trade and her explorer Sir Humphrey Gilbert lived there. From directly below The Grapes, Sir Walter Raleigh set sail on his third voyage to the New World. In 1661, Samuel Pepys' diary records his trip to lime kilns at the jetty just along from The Grapes."<br /><br />P
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