Outdoor furniture Hangers Free washer – In building Dishwasher BBQ grill Bed linens Garden view Dishes and silverware Fast wifi – 230 Mbps Ethernet connection Exercise equipment Shared patio or balcony Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Private backyard – Fully fenced Host greets you Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Iron First aid kit Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Free dryer – In unit Outdoor kitchen Shampoo Heating Essentials 24" TV with Fire TV
Quiet Dbl bedroom nr Tate Modern & Borough Market
A double bedroom and private bathroom in a SHARED quiet flat which looks onto a enclosed deck with a built-in BBQ & entertaining space. <br /><br />Situated in the heart of London, a quiet secure home, 3 minutes from Borough tube station (7 min walk to London Bridge station), with the delights of Borough Market, the Tate Modern, Globe Theatre, Southwark Cathedral and historic Southbank on your doorstep.  <br /><br />Linens, and towels included.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />PLEASE NOTE CAREFULLY THAT THIS IS A LISTING FOR A DOUBLE ROOM IN MY HOME, IN WHICH I WILL BE RESIDING DURING YOUR STAY AND NOT A WHOLE HOUSE RENTAL. <br /><br />We will be sharing the kitchen and garden. You will have exclusive use of one bathroom and bedroom. THIS FLAT IS NOT CHILDPROOF OR SUITABLE FOR INFANTS sorry.<br /><br />Additionally, there is a dog on the property, so it isn't suitable IF you are are allergic to pets.<br /><br />The two bedroom flat, is a split level (ground floor and basement) therefor
Borough is one of the oldest parts of London, drenched in a rich history with Borough Market alone dating back to 1014. Located across the river from the City of London, Southwark of the 16th and 17th centuries was a hive of activity—part commercial district, part travel terminus, part party town. Londoners surged across the river to let off steam in the pubs, brothels and theatres—think Kavos or Ibiza, but with fewer foam parties and more Shakespeare. <br /><br />Meanwhile, farmers flocked in from the countryside with herds of cattle and sacks of grain, seeking to make a living at the market. It remains at the heart of the Southbank with the ‘New’ Globe theatre opening in 1997 only a few hundred yards from its original site and the Tate Museum of Modern Art opening in a disused Power Station in May 2000. <br /><br />Borough has changed radically over the 20 years I have been lucky enough to live here.  The area is a hive of activity - which shows no signs of slowing down.
Just a transatlantic city gal who loves to get out and about. I live with an elderly but very friendly black labrador. I trying to explore as much as I can as London (and I am biased) is the best city in the world!