Outdoor furniture Hangers Wifi Dishes and silverware Crib Refrigerator High chair Fire extinguisher Private backyard – Fully fenced Free parking on premises Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Iron Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Pets allowed Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Private patio or balcony Pack ’n play/Travel crib Self check-in Long term stays allowed Shampoo Children’s books and toys Cooking basics HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Disney+ Netflix Roku standard cable DVD player Heating Essentials
Quiet 1 bedroom house in East London, free parking
This is my self-contained one bedroom house with a small garden. There's room for up to 5 people with the sofa beds in the lounge. The house is 5 mins from Mile End station (zone 2) with excellent fast transport links to the City and West End.<br /><br />I work in London during the week, and this is my home. I'm generally not around at weekends, so I've made the space available to the community to meet some new people and help keep the place secure while I'm not around.<br /><br />Free parking available by request<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This is quite an unusual property for London in that it's actually a house and not just an apartment. There's a small south-facing garden with a table and chairs which is lovely for al fresco dining or letting the kids run around. (It looks a bit threadbare in the photos - I'm trying to get some plants in during the spring!). The space is great for families, especially with the garden and the close proximity of the park. It's on a no-through r
The house is located in a quiet side-street in Mile End, East London.  The Regents Canal, and Mile End Park (with its famous Green Bridge) are literally seconds away, as is Queen Mary College (my alma mater). There are a variety of restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, fast food places and grocery stores clustered around the station and the college. Within walking distance, we have classic East End drinking establishments (great for watching football on TV), high end gastropubs for fine dining and craft ale, and everything in between.<br /><br />To the East, within a 10-20 minute walk (or a 5-minute bus or DLR ride), we have the attractions of the Olympic Park, which often hosts sporting and cultural events. In the same direction, you have Stratford for shopping and restaurants. The Westfield Stratford shopping centre is one of the largest malls in Europe with retail as well as leisure stuff like cinemas and restaurants.<br /><br />To the west, there are plenty of cultural attractions throu
I am a long time resident of East London. I'm also a tech and culture enthusiast.