Long term stays allowed Hangers Shampoo Smoke alarm Kitchen Refrigerator Cooking basics Free parking on premises Lockbox Hot water Bed linens Heating Dishes and silverware Stove Essentials Self check-in Oven Private entrance
Comfortable 1 Bedroom Apartment in South London
Comfortable 1 bedroom flat in Nunhead only a 5 minute walk to Nunhead station. Located in a conservation area with nice parks around the corner, this flat is perfect for anyone visiting London.  It is ideally located close to the Nunhead Tube station which takes you straight to Victoria in minutes. This home benefits from a fully equipped open plan kitchen, a  living area with a sofa bed and bedroom with a large double bed. Perfect for couples, friends and business travellers!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Amenities: <br />- 24/7 guest support<br />- Professionally cleaned<br />- Hotel-quality bed linen and towels<br />- 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys<br /><br />Kitchen:<br />- Fully equipped<br />- Oven<br />- Stove<br />- Refrigerator<br />- Kettle<br /><br />Living Room:<br />- Sofa bed<br />- Dining table and chairs<br /><br />Bedroom:<br />- Large double bed<br />- Hotel quality linen<br />- Hotel quality towels<br />- Large wardrobe<br /><br />Bathroom:<br /
Today, Nunhead life revolves around its tucked-away high street, Evelina Road, where there is a fishmonger, a baker and a butcher. There are  almshouses and pubs overlooking the  village green, where the local council and the Mayor of London have spent £1.2 million on regeneration over the last couple of years. The green has been transformed with new planting and seating, while shop fronts have been improved and new artworks, including a mosaic and a mural, have been commissioned. <br /><br />Festivals keep Nunhead’s new-found energy going. This year there have been pop-up cocktail bars, “happenings” in the shops, film screenings, food events and more. Atmospheric Nunhead Cemetery, a favourite with dog walkers, is one of the Magnificent Seven cemeteries the Victorians built in a ring around London, and home to romantic, crumbling tombs and monuments. For two nights in September, as darkness descended, Arbonauts, a local immersive theatre group, brought their new show to the ruined Goth