Dining table Outdoor furniture Dishwasher BBQ grill Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Dishes and silverware Freezer Board games Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator Private backyard – Fully fenced Extra pillows and blankets Indoor fireplace: wood-burning Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven HDTV with Netflix Roku standard cable DVD player premium cable Amazon Prime Video Chromecast Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Private patio or balcony Coffee Self check-in Free dryer – In unit Books and reading material Blender Wine glasses Body soap Piano Cooking basics AEG stainless steel gas stove Baking sheet Heating Essentials Fast wifi – 75 Mbps
Beautiful Victorian home in East London with cat
A newly-renovated Victorian home in the centre of bustling and artsy Walthamstow (in Time Out's 'coolest neighbourhoods in the world' list 2022 and London Borough of Culture 2019). <br /><br />Less than a ten minute walk from the Victoria line and just 15 minutes on the tube to central London, this house boasts three double bedrooms, plenty of living space and a lovely garden.<br /><br />The house also comes with a very fluffy and friendly cat, Carra, who will need feeding during your time here!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The house is modern in amenities and traditional in features.
From Time Out:<br /><br />If you’re from London, Walthamstow has a bit of a rep. It’s where all your friends moved five years ago: the place with more prams than people, where the streets are awash with hoppy IPAs, sourdough pizza and obnoxiously expensive houseplants. But this isn’t just where people priced out of Hackney go to have kids: there’s loads to do, tons of nice people call it home, and it’s an actual creative hub, a place where stuff gets made. Over on Blackhorse Lane you’ve got the formidable Blackhorse Workshop, home to some of the city’s most creative folk, and the climbing wall-meets-yoga studio-meets-co-working space Yonder.<br /><br />On the other side of the neighbourhood, there’s God’s Own Junkyard, the neon-sign warehouse that’s a major local attraction, and right next door the Wildcard and Pillars breweries, beer and cider taproom The Real Ale Co, and artisanal gin-makers Mother’s Ruin. Local stadium Wadham Lodge is home to mighty non-league football team Walthams
I am a born and bred Londoner. I work in a school in East London and feel passionate about opportunities for young people.