Washer Hangers Bread maker Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets TV with standard cable Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Self check-in Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Shampoo Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Clean & Bright Home full of plants - 100Mg wifi
You will be staying in our homely warm apartment split over 2 floors full of interesting plants and thoughtful touches. <br /><br />Stoke Newington has a great atmosphere with restaurants, trendy cafes, bars, independent shops and farmers market all of which are within a 10min walk.<br /><br />Rectory Road train station is just across the road giving quick access to central London and the underground network including trains to Standsted, Heathrow and Gatwick Airports.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The apartment spans over 2 floors with the double bedroom upstairs with the bathroom and separate toilet. Downstairs is a modern kitchen and a spacious living room and dinning room. <br /><br />The bedroom is a double size with big well insulated windows which can be tilted or opened fully. The double bed is from John Lewis with a soft topper and you have a desk to work from and plan your adventures around London. The bedroom looks out onto Victorian period roof tops and commuters rushing
10sec walk: is the train station, 2 convenient stores open late and an internet cafe selling homemade cakes and pretty good coffee. <br /><br />5min walk: Stoke Newington high street is just at the end of our road with a choice of supermarkets, bars, restaurants, trendy internet cafe's and even a 24hour bakery.<br /><br />10min walk: Super trendy Church street with furniture and clothing shops, Wholefoods and a great wealth of pubs and bars.<br /><br />20min walk: or a short bus ride and you're in Dalston which is very at night with bars and underground clubs.<br /><br />We a local organic farmers market every Saturday just a 5min walk selling locally grown produce, foraged mushroom sandwiches, local honey, cakes, coffees and even unpasteurised milk and butter directly from the farmer.
I'm from Norway and yes I like eating brown cheese on crackers, get scared of the thought of meeting a wild roaming Elk and wave a flag on Norway day (17th May).
As a yoga teacher, I split my time between teaching yoga and researching classes. When I'm not cycling round London visiting cafes and friends in the park I'm at home baking something experimental or curled up on the sofa with a book and a coffee. 

Ken's from Oxford and works in corporate sales. He's a keen cyclist and plant enthusiast. He likes to wonder round the local organic farmers market with a coffee mug or soaking up the atmosphere of our local independent pubs and breweries with friends. He cares for all our plants and generally relaxed and considerate towards others. He also enjoys snowboarding, going to festivals and meeting new people. He's passionate about cars, wine and action films from the 80s/90s.
