Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Crib Changing table Bathtub Refrigerator High chair Extra pillows and blankets TV Coffee maker Backyard Microwave Oven Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Self check-in Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Children’s books and toys Cooking basics Children’s dinnerware Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials Baby bath
Beautiful family home with great transport links
Family home-from-home in East London. With quick transport links to central London (16 mins to Oxford Circus, 14 mins to Liverpool Street) and lots of green space nearby. The perfect place to experience the best our great city has to offer.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Recently refurbished from top-to-bottom, our lovely home is a great place to use as a base to explore London with friends or family. <br /><br />The three bedrooms are very comfortable, with new beds, John Lewis cotton bedding and soft feather duvets. We’ll provide towels for each guest. Two of the bedrooms have double beds, the other has bunk beds with full size singles top and bottom.<br /><br />We have two small children, so the whole house is child safe. We can provide a travel cot and children’s bedding, as well as access to lots of games and toys to keep the small ones busy while you relax. <br /><br />The large, fully-fitted bespoke kitchen is designed to be a great place to cook. It has an induction hob, oven
There are lots of shops nearby, including the big supermarket brands and the excellent International Supermarket, to stock up on every sort of food you might need. <br /><br />St J’s is the nearest place to get excellent coffee and pastries on St James Street. A little further along is Crate where there is an ‘untraditional pub’ and several great street food outlets. <br /><br />Walthamstow Market is just at the end of the street, about 3 minutes away. The longest market in Europe, it makes for an interesting amble where you can sample plenty of international food, exotic fruit & vegetables, buy African wax print fabrics and sort through cheap Chinese imports to find a hidden gem.<br /><br />The Chequers pub on the High Street is a trendy spot to enjoy a selection of artisan beers and food. Further up the market you'll find the 9 screen Empire cinema and a variety of restaurants, including Five Guys, Turtle Bay and Nandos. Today Bread is a brilliant independent cafe at the top of the m
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