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Bright, large & central townhouse
Large book and plant-filled townhouse in central London. The characterful 3 double bed home is 20 seconds from Oval Tube station (Northern Line), with fast access to Heathrow and Gatwick, and a quick walk to the South Bank, Westminster and Soho.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Large 3 bed duplex in a colourful central London house from c.1880 - the building has all original features including wooden floors, fireplaces, stained glass sash windows and a planted roof terrace perfect for sunning and meteor shower gazing. <br /><br />The huge separate kitchen and sitting rooms on the first floor are great social areas with excellent light all day round. The sitting room is filled with art and hundreds of books about art, design, photography, travel and architecture; the big comfy sofas have rugs and throws for cosying up, and there is a large Bose sound system.<br /><br />The kitchen is equipped with farmhouse table, dinner service for 12 and has a washing machine, hanging clothes dryer, d
Kennington is extremely central - Soho is 8 minutes by tube or slightly longer by foot. The area around the house is known for its numerous Portuguese delis and cafes. There is a cluster of lively pubs around Kennington Cross (The Dog House, the Prince of Wales on Cleaver Square) and the friendly Italo Deli and Bonnington Square cafe are just 10 minutes up the road.<br /><br />There is a farmers market at end of the road each Saturday, next door to the house is the Cable Cafe, an eclectic haven for South London arty types. <br /><br />We're just around the corner from the beautiful Oval Cricket Ground which hosts major international cricket championships in summer months.
I'm a writer and curator, and I founded a small gallery called TIWA Select; specifically, I work with artists with no formal training in art and following more unsuspecting careers.

I'm mostly traveling to visit new artists to work with, or for research trips.