Washer Outdoor furniture Hangers BBQ grill Garden view Wifi Dishes and silverware Crib Bathtub Refrigerator Free parking on premises Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Backyard Room-darkening shades Smoking allowed Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Pack ’n play/Travel crib Luggage dropoff allowed Window guards HDTV with standard cable Paid dryer – In unit Long term stays allowed Air conditioning Patio or balcony Shampoo Children’s books and toys Indoor fireplace Heating Essentials
Stunning Garden Flat near Sydenham Hill Station
Very large and light 2-rooms apartment, elegant, leafy zone 3 location with easy access to central London. Fast 12min train to Victoria (by Buckingham Palace). 15min walk to station.  The apartment has been upgraded to high standards<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />INTERIOR<br />2-room apartment 73m2, on the ground floor, double aspect east and west facing position, nice and modern furnishings: living room 30m2 with one chair-bed, satelite TV and dining table for 8.   Bedroom with 1 super king bed 25 inch Tempur memory foam matrass.  Very large separate kitchen (4 gas hot plates, 2 ovens, grill, dishwasher, freezer, Nespresso, toaster).  Breakfast table for 6.  Bath, shower over bath. Patio garden with two chairs.  View of the back garden.  Facilities: Internet (Wi Fi and WLAN), Washing Machine, Miele Dryer, Dishwasher, parking in a driveway. <br /><br />HOUSE / RESIDENCE<br />Historic Villa build in 1890s, renovated. Stunning original features, 12 flats. In a quiet sunny position on 
AREA<br /><br />Dulwich is one of London's finest 'villages', combining close proximity to the centre of the city with the peaceful ambience of a small and leafy country town. <br /><br />Dulwich is only some 5 miles from Central London with superb public transport access, and is well known for its excellent private and state schools. <br />The name Dilwihs (Dulwich), meaning "Marshy Meadow Where Dill Grows," was first recorded in AD 967. The manor of Dulwich was owned by Bermondsey Abbey from (phone number hidden).<br />Edward Alleyn, a successful Shakespearean actor, bought the manor in 1605 and founded the "College of God's Gift" to provide education for "12 poor scholars" and almshouses for "6 poor brethren and 6 poor sisters." The Alleyn Foundation, reconstituted in 1857 and again in 1882, now comprises three schools: Dulwich College, Alleyn's School, and James Allen's Girls' School.<br />The main buildings of Dulwich College were built in 1866-70 to designs of Charles Barry (the 
I have bought this property seven years ago and have enjoyed it ever since, both during hot summer months and mild winter months. I enjoy travelling among my homes in UK, Croatia and St. Petersburg and I offer my guests the experience in staying in unique properties. 