Dining table Outdoor furniture Hangers Lock on bedroom door Drying rack for clothing Wifi Dishes and silverware Toaster Shower gel Hot water kettle Natural World conditioner TV Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Backyard Microwave Paid street parking off premises Iron First aid kit Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet and dresser Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Self check-in Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Shampoo Fire pit Body soap Mini fridge Indoor fireplace Heating Essentials Breakfast
Lovely room in historic Walthamstow Village
I am offering a charming room on the ground floor of my home in the heart of the Walthamstow Village.    There are two comfortable sofa beds, a small double (125 cm) and small single (82cm).  There is a wet room with shower for your exclusive use. <br /><br />Four women and a dog share the house.  The women are all friendly, working and generally quiet.  <br /><br />We are very close to historic buildings, the local history museum, restaurants and pubs, and the trendy Wild Card Brewery offering live music.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The room is decorated in Victorian style, with William Morris wallpaper, befitting the area.  I have tried to provide all you should need during your stay i.e. a mini fridge, a microwave, a kettle and toaster.  There is a reasonably large TV on the wall, a hifi system, books if you are bored, hanging space and drawers for clothes, and a small writing desk. If there is anything else you need you can always ask.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />You w
Walthamstow Village is a special neighbourhood.  The Conservation Area is centred around the 900 year old St. Mary's Church and the relatively large number of preserved historic buildings creates an olde-worlde charm.  There is an active and award winning 'In Bloom' gardening group, tending planters around the village. <br /><br />The house is also very near the Orford Road shopping area.  Though not large, it has lots of nice restaurants (Village Kitchen, Eat 17, Mondragone, Froth and Rind, etc),pleasant pubs, most of which serve food (Nag's Head, The Village, Queen's Arms, The Castle) and interesting shops including Debbie Bliss Home, Finnamore's Furniture a retro treasure trove, and a craft shop selling studio pottery and prints. <br /><br />We are one minute walk from the Wild Card Brewery which, despite being on a car park within an industrial estate,  has become a trendy weekend hangout with street food, pop up markets, and the inimitable God's Own Junkyard, a cornucopia of neon 