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Victorian tranquility in East End
Step back in time: my home is a top-floor Victorian flat (built in 1896) with one double bedroom, a dining room, a study, galley kitchen, little bathroom (with bath & shower), wooden floors and lots of charm! Stepney is a great base for exploring East London; only 5 mins walk to the tube or 20 mins to the river.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This is my home, and I love it! I only let it out when I am away on tour so you'll find it perfectly equipped with everything you need, and perfectly located to explore East London. The apartment is on the top (3rd) floor of an old Victorian courtyard - step back in time to pre-war London - and has one bedroom, a little dining/living room, a galley kitchen, a study and a bathroom. You will have the whole flat to yourself.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Guests will find tea and coffee and a well-equipped kitchen, a great assortment of books on London are ready for you to use, and there's a huge map of London on the kitchen wall to plan your 
Stepney is the real East End. It's close to Hipster-ville (Shoreditch/Hoxton), if that's what you want, but my neighbourhood is still predominantly residential, demonstrating multi-cultural London at its best. <br /><br />Within a twenty-minute walk, you can visit the Whitechapel Gallery for contemporary art; Brick Lane for street markets and curry Columbia Road for the Sunday flower market Stepney or Hackney City Farms for wholesome food and some fun with the farm animals; the old docks and the river Thames, blending historic wharfs and pubs with the newest bars and restaurants; Victoria Park and Regents Canal for long walks or bike rides. Right on my doorstep is the fabulous Genesis cinema, also the bustling Whitechapel street markets.