Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Dryer Private backyard Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator TV Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Iron Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Essentials Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Self check-in Conditioner Shampoo Wine glasses Body soap Cooking basics Heating Stove Clothing storage
Colourful & Modern 3BD House - Shoreditch
This special place is close to everything exciting and adventurous in Shoreditch. Right around the corner from Brick Lane, this quirky property matches the vibe of the exuberant area.  A short 5 minute walk has you right on Brick Lane which is full of life, but the property feels as quiet as a suburban area. Also right around the corner from Shoreditch High street station.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />24/7 guest support<br />Professionally cleaned<br />Hotel-quality bed linen and towels<br /><br /><br />Ground floor Kitchen:<br />Within this shared space you have a dining table, fridge and freezer, boiler, stove and oven, dishwasher, and washing machine. <br /><br />Downstairs Toilet:<br />Equipped with a toilet, sink and shower.<br /><br />First floor living room:<br />Here you have a Comfy sofa, TV, cosy arm chair, and coffee table, and shelves filled with books and games. <br /><br />First floor bedroom:<br />King size bed, a material wardrobe, bed side tables<br /><br />Second 
In Shoreditch, empty walls are future murals. The neighbourhood’s industrial warehouses and side streets offer plenty of potential space waiting to be reimagined. Old brick warehouses have transformed into interactive art galleries, and countless buildings have served as Banksy’s canvases. Shoreditch’s appeal as a creative playground stems (at least, in part) from an urban, gritty underbelly, but clean-cut treasures aren’t in short supply—Shoreditch’s design sensibilities also influence its trendy pubs and cafes.<br /><br />A triangle of influences have made Shoreditch into one of London’s most distinctive and unusual areas. To the East, Bangla-town and Brick Lane – London’s celebrated curry mile – are a riot of smells and colours from the Indian subcontinent. In the West, the looming towers of Liverpool Street and the City represent the world’s most concentrated area of money-making talent, where a number of sophisticated business hotels have sprung up. And right in the middle of it a