Dining table Outdoor furniture Hangers Beko refrigerator Single level home Bed linens Garden view Wifi Dishes and silverware Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Courtyard view Radox shower gel body soap Private backyard – Fully fenced Free parking on premises Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm 42" TV with premium cable Laundromat nearby Coffee Cleaning available during stay Clothing storage: dresser and closet Self check-in Long term stays allowed Wine glasses Mini fridge Essentials
1 bedroom Self contained flat in SE London near 02
Relax at this peaceful place to stay. <br /><br />Unique accommodation available perfect for an individual, couples, families or friends. <br />Ground floor annex with private entrance.<br />The property comprises of one bedroom which includes one King size bed, one single bed, 2 wardrobes and a chest of draws. Accompanied by an en-suite shower room and private living room. <br />Wi-Fi and sky available<br />Outdoor court yard includes dining table and chairs.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />Please note there is a king bed, a single bed, a sofa which can be slept on (but is not a sofa bed) or upon request we can provide a blow up bed
Eltham<br />Eltham is in the south of the royal borough. It' packed with beautiful parks and gardens, Tudor and Art Deco architecture and is where children’s author E. Nesbit lived.<br /><br />Eltham is just a couple of miles from Greenwich town centre and home to a thriving local community, Tudor and Art Deco architecture, where Bob Hope and Boy George were born and where one of the greatest children’s writers of the last century lived - E. Nesbit.<br /><br />Henry VIII loved Eltham. He spent his childhood years at Eltham Palace and Gardens, which remained one of his favourite palaces throughout his life. In fact, Henry was a real local boy – he was born in the Tudor palace of Placentia, in Greenwich, which used to be on the riverside site where the Old Royal Naval College now stands.<br /><br />Parts of the original Tudor palace still remain at Eltham Palace – the Great Hall that Henry knew is still there and is now attached to the stunning Art Deco House that eccentric millionaires,