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Quiet room with private bathroom and garden view
We can offer you a quiet, cosy, bright room  with garden view and adjacent private bathroom.<br />Our house is a short walk to the station (London Waterloo 35 mins) and local parks.<br />We live in Teddington, a leafy SW London community on the River Thames, close to Bushy Park, Richmond Park and Hampton Court. <br />The town has a good range of local shops and restaurants and easy access to bigger shopping centres in Kingston and Richmond. All the amenities of central London are a short train ride away.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />We live in a residential road close to local amenities. You will have your own quiet room at the back of the house overlooking the garden, with your own private bathroom (with full sized bath and hand held shower).  Guests are welcome to use the large modern family kitchen/dining/living room to make breakfast, but also have the facility to make tea and (real) coffee in the room. We have excellent wifi throughout the house. <br />Although we both work fr
We love Teddington and have lived here for over 20 years.  It has a real 'village' feel, but in a short train ride you can access all that central London has to offer. The river and Bushy Park are on our doorstep and there is a wealth of interesting shops and excellent cafes/restaurants locally.  There are also good pubs to choose from, many on the river, such as the Anglers Arms at Teddington Lock, a short walk from the house. The National Physical Laboratory and the Lensbury Conference Centre are walking distance from our house, as is St Mary's University.
I worked as a freelance musician, playing chamber music for many years and, more recently, worked in school supporting children with autism. I enjoy languages, travel (especially in Italy) reading and cooking and would love to go to the theatre more often than I actually manage.
I'm married to Bill, who still manages to work as a musician while at the same time studying for a PhD. We have a daughter who is at university as well as 3 grown up children living away from home. We share our house with a gentle, couch-potato dog called Otto, who came from a rescue organisation as a puppy nearly 9 years ago.
