Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Waterfront Single level home Bed linens Garden view Wifi Dishes and silverware Canal view Toaster Hot water kettle Cleaning products Free parking on premises Security cameras on property Host greets you Extra pillows and blankets TV Coffee maker Free street parking Dedicated workspace Microwave Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Smoke alarm Essentials Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Coffee Window guards Portable fans Books and reading material Wine glasses Lake access Heating Clothing storage Breakfast
Cosy Double room London, River View
our flat is overlooking the river Lea and it's houseboats, the room is cosy, with reclaimed wood furniture and fitted with a flat-screen tv and shutters on the windows. Looking out of the window feels more like countryside than being in London. Own toilet opposite guest bedroom, shared shower. Free coffees ;-)<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Double bed room with a proper comfy bed. We know how important a good night's sleep is!<br /><br />Free parking in Timberwharf Road (1min Walk)  Central London  (Euston) is 11 Minutes journey time from Seven Sisters station. <br /><br />Walking along the canal, you will see ducks, geese, swans, herons and cormorants. There are a few local pubs within walking distance. (15 mins) The nearest restaurants are about 25 mins walking distance.<br /><br />Our flat is filled with pieces from auctions and carboot sales and things we found in the skip and renovated. As I am trading with vintage items, there will be large amounts of ceramics and glass items o
Compared to other London places it's really quiet here, you will hear the geese and ducks and people rowing on the canal. We live in a Cul-de-sac and there will be kids playing outside in the afternoon. Generally, it's a very safe community and a brilliant close-knit neighbourhood in our street.<br /><br />Our place is located in north-East london, right in the middle of the Hasidic Jewish community. Generally, Hackney is one of the most diverse places in England. There is a large Turkish community (lots of yummy kebab shops), Polish, Afro Caribbean and many others.<br /> <br />There are a few big supermarkets in walking distance (Sainsbury's and Asda) and many small local shops just a few hundred yards away (most of them won't be open on sabbath though)<br /><br />If you're brave, rent out a bike and explore the area, it's well worth it. Or go for endless walks around the marshes and the canal.
Hi, 
we are a couple in our mid 50's with a 12 year old daughter. I am German and my husband is of Irish origin. We love having guests and friends over and enough space to accommodate them.

We like getting around London on our bikes, shopping on flea markets and restoring old things. Tom is working full-time and I am working from home, running a vintage and antiques online business and website.

I had loads of lodgers in my old flat in Germany and it was always fun to meet new people.  We use Airbnb also for our travels and always had thoroughly enjoyable experiences.

Murielle, Tom & Alice