Dining table Hangers Shared backyard – Fully fenced Stainless steel oven Dishwasher Coffee maker: drip coffee maker french press Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Board games Sound system Toaster Paid parking on premises Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle 48" HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Netflix premium cable Ethernet connection Exercise equipment Bathtub Shared gym in building Refrigerator Shared sauna Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Central heating Paid street parking off premises Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Elevator Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Clothing storage: dresser and closet Smeg stainless steel stove Self check-in Conditioner Rice maker Books and reading material Shampoo Wine glasses Body soap Cooking basics Baking sheet Essentials
Light and airy apartment in old school building
This stylish apartment is nestled between the high-life of Hackney and the elegance of Islington. Incredibly quiet for such a central location, it provides peace among the hubbub. A large open plan living room/kitchen designed in keeping with the character of the Victorian schoolhouse building. Upstairs is a large double bedroom, a mezzanine room with comfortable sofa bed and 2 luxury bathrooms. You have everything you need for a stylish, comfortable, fun city stay. Gym and sauna in basement.
The local neighbourhood has a lot going on with options to suit many needs. On the corner is a delightful cafe called Bread and Butter run by a super friendly Turkish family. You can get great breakfast/brunch there up until 5pm with fantastic coffee, juices and good food. To the east of the flat on Kingsland road are Hackney's wide selection of bars, clubs and restaurants. Highlights include the Vietnamese restaurants on the south side of Kingsland Road and the Turkish restaurants to the north of Dalston junction. There is a great local cocktail bar called Map Maison a 2 minute walk from the flat. Alternatively, go west onto Southgate Road to find a refined and elegant stretch of shops including the De Beauvoir Deli (coffee, delicacies), De Beauvoir Wholefoods (general store) and Sweet Thursday (pizza and wine). A longer walk or short bus trip gives you access to many of East London's best places including Shoreditch (nightlife), Broadway Market (coffee, restaurants), Brick Lane (curr
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