Washer Hangers Lock on bedroom door Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Shower gel Cleaning products Ethernet connection Bathtub Refrigerator Host greets you TV Coffee maker Iron Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Bluetooth sound system Books and reading material Patio or balcony Shampoo Body soap Cooking basics Heating Essentials
Sleek, spacious flat in beautiful old building.
Sleek, spacious flat in a beautiful mid-century building. The west-facing living room catches light throughout the day and has a bookshelf, fireplace, sofa, and bar. There is also a small patio to enjoy breakfast, lunch or an evening drink. <br />The flat is very central: attractions such as the British Museum, St Pauls cathedral and Shoreditch are all within half an hour's walking distance, and Exmouth Market - with its boutique cafes, shops, bars and restaurants - is just a couple of minutes away.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The flat has a mid-century aesthetic: brass fixtures and fittings nod to the art-deco heritage of the building, while the furniture and modern art have an elegant 50s feel. <br />One of the highlights of the flat are the large windowsills (seen in the images with a furry blanket) which are big enough for two people to sit in and read/watch people walk by below. This spot is perfect both in a heavy storm and on a sunny day.<br />Another highlight would be the
Clerkenwell is a gorgeous neighbourhood, the "Marylebone of the east". It has beautiful Georgian squares and Victorian churches and cobbled streets. In the week it is vibrant and bustling with workers from creative industries who use the street food stalls for lunch and visit the pubs/bars/restaurants after work. On the weekend it is quieter which is really nice, you feel like you're sharing the area with just a few people - the bottomless brunch spots are wonderful!
I'm a 26 year old art-professional from London. I like to write, travel and cook. Strong areas of interest include Russian literature and the history of both London & Venice.
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