Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Shower gel Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator TV Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Oven Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Self check-in Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Shampoo Cooking basics Stove Essentials
Perfect Hideaway 10 mins from London Eye
Art Deco converted building that is a short walk away from main tourist attractions. Easy access to Northern Line, Victoria Line and Bakerloo Line (within 10-minute walk). Convenient bus stop right in front of the apartment block with 3 bus lines going into various parts of London (Mayfair, Euston, Brixton, West Ends etc.)<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Welcome to my home and welcome to this amazing city!<br /><br />Located in Kennington, minutes walk away from Big Ben with  excellent public transport pretty much at your door step. <br /><br />Tube: Kennington locals have the choice of four Tube stations. On the Northern Line, Kennington and Oval stations are both in Zone 2. Nearby Lambeth North is on the Bakerloo Line and is in Zone 1.<br /><br />Road: Once you’re out of the traffic on the busy A3, it takes under an hour to reach the M25, or 40 minutes to get to the M1 if you’re heading north.<br /><br />Bus: The area is extremely well connected. Buses from Kennington Oval and Kenni
Kennington is so central that it is reputed to be within earshot of Parliament’s Division Bell, and has been a popular place for politicians to live since Westminster Bridge was built in 1750.  Yes, you are walking distance to the Big Ben! <br /><br />Kennington is one of inner London's best kept secrets. It’s an enclave of brick houses and pretty squares containing some perfect examples of Georgian architecture. The most famous is the idyllic Cleaver Square, where locals play boules in the summer with merriment aided by the tiny Prince of Wales pub in the corner.<br /><br />Kennington has a long list of famous alumni, including Charlie Chaplin, who grew up here. A blue plaque marks his former home, which used to be next door to a pickle factory.