Washer Hangers Single level home Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Microwave Oven Hair dryer Elevator Smoke alarm Hot water Luggage dropoff allowed Long term stays allowed Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
closer to culture
Central London flat on the fourth floor of a small block.<br /><br /><br />A 15 minute walk to the open green spaces of Regent’s Park and Hyde Park. <br /><br />A wealth of culture awaits, two minutes away from two art galleries: The Showroom and Lisson Galleries, two local libraries and The cockpit Theatre, why even leave the neighbourhood? Nevertheless more culture awaits with The Westend, Shoreditch, and The Southbank a short tube ride away. Living only a stones throw from 3 underground stations:<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Guests are welcome to use the kitchen to prepare light meals it’s a small space so not ideal for preparing a three course meal.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />I do have a small dog who’s friendly and loves playing fetch and eating cat food.
A 15 minute walk to the open green spaces of Regent’s Park and Hyde Park. <br /><br />A wealth of culture awaits, two minutes away from two art galleries: The Showroom and Lisson Galleries, two local libraries and The cockpit Theatre, why even leave the neighbourhood? Nevertheless more culture awaits with <br />The West end<br />Shore-ditch<br />Camden Town <br />Hampstead Heath<br />The Southbank a short tube ride away. Living only a stones throw from 3 underground stations: Marylebone, Edgware Road and Baker Street, means you can be anywhere London within 60 mins or less. <br /><br />I am an avid reader and enjoy the arts, hiking, travel and the theatre. My dog and I love to go on long walks. Also enjoy cooking from time to time too. <br /><br />I’m chatty and sociable and look forward to welcoming a like minded individual into my home.
Charming, friendly and helpful. Dog lover. I love London because it is a cultural cauldron that overflows with things to do and see, and eat. I love my city and wish to share that love and enthusiasm with y’all. A perfect day for me would be a walk around the V&A in the morning then take a bus down to Piccadilly Waterstones to browse through the five floors of books, then stroll through Trafalgar Square into the National portrait Gallery. Then an amazing slice of Caramel Apple crumble at cafe in the crypt of St Martin in the fields. Followed by a film or documentary at Picture-house central with a cocktail on the terrace. As evening emerges a walk along the Thames down to St. Paul’s cathedral watching the sunset fade into the distance as I take a sharp turn into the East End, where the many curry houses of Brick Lane await to tantalise my taste buds with hot and spicy curries, accompanied by an ice cold beer and a mango lassi. On a full stomach I whizz back up to the West End to catch a show in Theatre-land. By 11pm I’m ready for bed an an assortment of transport awaits to whisk me home outside the theatre, I’ll take a risk a ride a bright and colourful tuk tuk home. This is my London. 