Hangers Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator City skyline view Host greets you Extra pillows and blankets TV Coffee maker Microwave Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Essentials Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Coffee Books and reading material Wine glasses Cooking basics Piano Heating Stove Clothing storage
Cosy and central St Luke's/Barbican single room
Are you working, studying, or exploring London on your own? Looking for somewhere grown-up, comfy, relaxed and central to stay? Great transport links, arts all around you, a street market and a low-key, friendly neighbourhood vibe help make St Luke's feel like home from home. Nothing luxurious, just a great fuss-free base to use and a Londoner (me!) to help you make the most of it all. Any questions, just get in touch.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />If you're visiting London alone for adventures, work, study or to hook up with friends, this cosy little single room is all you need. It's in a really central flat, in a friendly, scruffy Edwardian red brick apartment block in the Barbican area of the City of London. Right in the middle of the blossoming area of St Luke's/Whitecross St, between Clerkenwell and Shoreditch and within easy reach of the West End and the river, it's ideal for exploring London. And if you're feeling lazy, there's a cinema, theatre, concert hall, street eats, co
I've lived here for many years - it's a close local community and I can't imagine a better location. Situated between Old St, Clerkenwell, Hoxton and Shoreditch you've got all you need right around you in the most vibrant part of London. And it's a great base to explore from, too. Starting outside, there's a good supermarket and a daily street food market just 50yds away. The Barbican Arts Centre is just two minutes' walk (cinema, theatre, concert hall, art gallery, library, cafes, restaurants),  and lots of other cafés, shops etc. are all around. Brick lane, Spitalfields and Columbia Rd markets are all within walking distance. <br /><br />For summer relaxing there's a little community park with a tiny but great mobile cafe (fantastic flat whites and banana muffins), and there are the waterside fountains at the Barbican centre where you can sunbathe with the ducks. Bunhill Fields, the pretty, shaded burial place of Defoe, Blake and Wesley, is two minutes away. It's a place of big matur
I'm a born and bred Londoner working in the arts, who enjoys everything the city has to offer.