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Spacious Georgian flat with terrace
Spacious and quiet Georgian flat with open plan living area, large fitted kitchen and laid back terrace<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This is a spacious and quiet Georgian flat with open plan living area, large fitted kitchen and laid back terrace that make the place feels very contemporary and warm and a wonderful spot to kick back in and recharge.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Guests will enjoy a fully equipped kitchen and a large dining table, perfect for gathering around. The spacious living room has a raised alcove which is great for relaxing, watch television or read books. And the apartment can sleep comfortably up to 4 people. The bed in the bedroom is 150x200cm and the one in the raised alcove is 170x200cm.<br /><br />There is also large private terrace in the back of the flat, next to a Park, where guests can relax in chaise longues or sit around a garden table.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />Before sending a booking request please complete your profile 
The neighbourhood is really bustling with Bethnal Green Road market every day at the end of the street, and vintage/craft/food markets within 10 mins walk (Brick lane, Broadway Market, Columbia Road Market, Roman Road Market). There is also a big supermarket (opened 24/24h, 7/7day) a 2 minutes walk away.<br /><br />Lots of lovely pubs (e.g. The Old George, The Carpenters Arms, The Kings Arms, The Sun) A few cocktail bars and a handfull of very good restaurants (Satan’s Whiskers, Peg+Patriot, The Typing Room, Mission, Resident ). <br /><br />For nightlife or shopping head to Brick Lane, Spittafield and Shoreditch (10-15 mins walk).<br /><br />And for more information about the area, we have also filled the map at the end of this page.
Miriam is a British journalist who grew up in France and worked in Asia for a few years where she met her partner Arno. Arno is a French designer who grew up in Paris and decided one day to follow the steps of Bruce Wayne all the way to Asia where he met Miriam.

They've been living in the East of London for almost 10 years and they probably know it to the point they could be tour guides, pub operators and food critics for the East. Or just run a blog. But they're too busy travelling and doing what they do. 

In a few last words, they dig this crowd-economy, and they're happy to share  their house with caring people whenever they go away or meet new people wherever they go!
