Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Refrigerator Coffee maker TV with standard cable Backyard Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Patio or balcony Cooking basics Indoor fireplace Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Georgian Town House in Islington
Immaculate,  brand newly renovated 3 bedroom house. I’ve owned this house for 5 years its my dream house, full of charm and character. It has just been completely renovated and everything is brand new. The location is perfect near all the shops, bars, restaurants and canal and so easy to get into central London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The house is arranged over four floors. The raised ground floor has a double reception room with wooden floors and a working woodburning stove in the front reception and a wrought iron fireplace in the back reception/library area. There is a very comfy and stylish sofa, a leather "cuddler" armchair, coffee table and lamps along with a  TV with sky. <br /><br />The lower ground floor is an enormous kitchen/dining/sitting area leading to the walled secluded garden. <br /><br />The first floor has two bedrooms. A small double bedroom with slim wardrobe and full length mirror, and a beautiful master bedroom suite including an en-suite bathroom with 
Islington is full of amazing bars, restaurants, coffee shops and green spaces. Upper Street and Essex Road are 5 minutes walk away and offer so many places to eat and drink. I love the Four Sisters, 69 Colbrooke Row or Little Bat Bar for cocktails.  Old Royd, Bellanger, Frederiks, Elk in the Woods, Primeur and ottolenghis are my favourite restaurants and Screen on the Green is the best cinema as there's really comfy sofas and a bar in the screening room! Regents canal is about a 3 minute walk away. The Narrow Boat pub is my favourite canalside pub although there is many to choose from. <br /><br />The Duke of Cambridge, is also a good foodie pub really close by. <br /><br />Shoreditch and Dalston are within walking distance too if you fancy hanging out with the hipsters and it's so easy to pop into central London by bus, by tube or bike.
Hello! Im obsessed with houses and holidays and always looking for the next adventure.  I've lived in London for 20 years and love it more and more every day but now I split my time between France and the UK. Better wine in France...