Dining table Outdoor furniture Hangers Dishwasher BBQ grill Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Hotpoint stainless steel gas stove Bathtub Private backyard – Fully fenced City skyline view Free parking on premises Paid parking lot on premises Dedicated workspace Central heating Private entrance Bang & Olufsen sound system with aux Hotpoint refrigerator Outdoor dining area Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hotpoint stainless steel single oven Hot water Laundromat nearby Private patio or balcony Coffee Coffee maker: french press Portable fans Self check-in Rice maker Ceiling fan Books and reading material Barbecue utensils Wine glasses Cooking basics 56" HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Apple TV Netflix Essentials
The House on the Hill
This stylish and modern house with a festoon-lit garden is the perfect place to stay for small families, couples, or friends.
A local’s guide to Forest Hill – from the Horniman Museum to modernist architecture<br /><br />See<br />1. Dawson Heights: It’s hard to miss the towering Dawson Heights when you are meandering about in the peak points of hilly south-east London. Designed in the 1960s by Kate Macintosh when she was just 28 years old and working for Southwark Council, it was built to solve a housing crisis at the time.<br />2. Taymount Grange: The architecture enthusiasts among us should be sure to make a stop at Taymount Grange, an Art Deco apartment block designed by architect George Bertram Carter. It’s tucked away in Forest Hill’s residential streets and is on the grounds of the original Queen’s Club tennis courts. <br />3. Havelock Walk Studios: This is a local collective of painters, sculptors, photographers and printmakers. Stroll down the cobbled streets lined with bunting and you will find an abundance of artists’ studios, community projects and creative wonders.<br /><br />Eat<br />1. Bona: Cou