Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Bathtub Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Host greets you TV Coffee maker Backyard Oven Private entrance Iron First aid kit Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Long term stays allowed Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials Breakfast
Entire stunning one bed flat in Brixton!!
Beautiful and light flat, very close to transport directly in to Central London.  <br /><br />Tasteful and new decor for all your basic needs.<br /><br />Great for a couple, single or young professionals.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Brand new bed, brand new bathroom and brand new kitchen.<br /><br />Please note that there is no wifi or Sky box. But there is a tv.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />The whole flat is yours privately! <br /><br />So you will have no one walking in and no one to avoid if you want your own space.  We will try and make ourselves available on the phone should you have any questions but both work full time.<br /><br />The kitchen is lovely and light with a fridge and dishwasher.  The bathroom is the same and has a bath and shower.<br /><br />The sitting room is huge for a flat with a large sofa and TV.  <br />In the bedroom there are drawers for your clothes and a double bed.<br /><br />We only ask that you are prompt with picking up the keys due to our 
Brixton is genuinely a place of culture and excitement.  There is a wonderful mix of bars, restaurants and some of the best clubs in London.  Eateries in Brixton Village and Market Row alone will tease your tastebuds ... but they are just the beginning...<br /><br />Pop Brixton is fantastic and a buzz with films, drinks and amazing food .. Baba Ganoush my personal favourite. In the Summer there is the Brixton Rooftop Beach ... I know it sounds crazy but get tickets it's amazing in the sun<br /><br />The White Horse pub (4 min walk) is an historic pub site dating from the early 18th Century, the White Horse used to provide accommodation and stabling for travellers on the Brighton road.<br /><br />The Brixton Windmill (3 minute walk) was built in 1817 and leased to John Ashby.  By 1862, the surrounding area had become too built up for the windmill to operate efficiently, so the building was used for storage.  The windmill returned to milling from 1902-1934 with steam, and then gas, power
Career girl and new mum, thoroughly enjoying the metamorphosis. Foodie, walker, climber and amateur twitcher! 

Married to the lovely Jon and mum to Barnaby and Arabella. 

Londoner born and bred but a country girl at heart. 