Dining table Hangers Crib - always at the listing Dishwasher Fast wifi – 109 Mbps 50" HDTV with Fire TV Netflix Bread maker Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Dishes and silverware Freezer Board games Toaster Hot water kettle Cleaning products Exercise equipment Bathtub Fire extinguisher High chair Refrigerator Free parking on premises Extra pillows and blankets Free street parking Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Oven Room-darkening shades Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Lockbox Essentials Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Coffee Self check-in Rice maker Coffee maker: french press pour-over coffee Free dryer – In unit Books and reading material Blender Wine glasses Cooking basics Children’s books and toys for ages 0-2 years old Baking sheet Children’s dinnerware Stove Clothing storage Technics  sound system with aux Baby monitor
1860s refurbished 3-bed flat near Crystal Palace
Our 1860’s apartment has been completely refurbished to include underfloor heating, insulated walls and huge double glazed sash windows that look out on trees from every side. It is flooded with sunlight all day. <br /><br />Engineered oak floors and art from our travels  make this a home away from home. We’re 5-minutes walk to Crystal Palace park and a 10-minute walk to Sydenham station, which in 20-minutes whisks you to London Bridge, Borough Market & the South Bank. <br /><br />A sanctuary in the city.
The Sunday Times named Crystal Palace the best place to live in London in 2022 – and there's many reasons for it. The paper praised the "lofty southern suburb" for its transport connections to central London and "panoramic" city views, but we also love it for the glorious parks, great independent shops and restaurants. <br /><br />Here's some lovely spots within 10-minutes walk of our house. <br /><br />Stroll through Crystal Palace park to visit the dinosaurs, take a boat out on the lake, visit the kids sand pit, the farm - complete with lamas, the skatepark, the Sports Centre (with Olympic size pool, tennis and volley ball courts) or grab a coffee or a beer from Brown and Green. On a Sunday, don't forget to visit the farmers market and keep an eye out for the multiple festivals scheduled every summer. For brunch try Cobbs Corner on the top of Sydenham high street and if you're a book lover, pop into Kirkdale Bookshop, a lovely independent store a few doors down, on your way to Sydenh
Becky works for the BBC’s international charity. Previously she spent years falling in love with Myanmar/Burma, investigating slavery in the Thai fishing industry and setting up a radio drama and teen band in Rwanda. Chris is a passionate DIY enthusiast and works on climate change and China. Their son, Elis can usually be found toddling round the park or learning to talk by pointing out all the trees on the street. 

“Think big thoughts, but relish small pleasures" - H Jackson Brown Junior
