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Lovely family home in Battersea.
Typical Victorian terraced house in quiet residential area of Battersea. Large family home. Very convenient for one or two family groups visiting London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Typical Victorian terrace house in Battersea, London zone 2. Large kitchen with dining table seating 8 and all amenities. Our large master-bedroom has a king-size bed, the spare bedroom a queen-size bed. My son's bedroom has a full size single bed and my daughter's a single bed that can be pulled out to make a double (two separate mattresses). Double reception room on ground floor, one family bathroom with bath, shower & toilet, one bathroom with shower & toilet, one separate toilet. Attic conversion to another sunny lounge area & television room with L-shaped sofa. Typical small London garden with flowerbeds, trampoline, terrace and outdoor table and chairs. Ideal house for two families visiting London (potential to sleep a couple more guests on mattresses).<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />We are 
The area is known for its friendly, village-like feel. It is known as "Between the Commons" as it is sandwiched between the large green spaces of Clapham Common and Wandsworth Common. Buzzing Northcote Road is the local high street, with lots of bars, restaurants, small shops and a great atmosphere, outdoor eating etc.
I live in London with my husband and two teenage children. I work from home as a translator from French and Spanish - although I specialise in law and tourism I also have a niche in translating craft documents, I love trying out new hobbies so I really enjoy this aspect of my work! I play the violin in the Lambeth Orchestra and play the piano for my own pleasure as well as accompanying local choirs and playing for a local primary school. I am learning the flute just to try something new musically. I recently got my brown belt in karate but I've given that up in favour of going to tap dancing classes with my daughter. I read a lot and my all-time favourite is 'The Casual Vacancy' by JK Rowling - if you want to know what life in an English village is like, read this! I love going to the theatre, particularly to see musicals, it's 10 mins on the train, or 20 mins on the tube, from our house into central London so we go a lot. My degree was in Spanish and French, and I also lived in Greece for a couple of years hoping I'd learn Greek to a good enough standard to work with... unfortunately I didn't, but I still had a great time. I've travelled widely in Europe for work and on family holidays, just starting to venture further afield - we had a great holiday last summer with a camper van in Yellowstone park.