Hangers Coffee maker: drip coffee maker french press Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Crib Toaster Hot water kettle Changing table Cleaning products Private hot tub - available seasonally open specific hours Fire extinguisher High chair Refrigerator Free parking on premises Paid parking lot on premises Extra pillows and blankets TV Dedicated workspace Microwave Paid street parking off premises Private entrance Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Laundromat nearby Luggage dropoff allowed Safe Park view Long term stays allowed Children’s books and toys Wine glasses Pack ’n play/Travel crib - available upon request Mini fridge Children’s dinnerware Babysitter recommendations Heating Clothing storage: wardrobe closet and dresser Essentials Baby bath
4 Bedrooms in Trendy East London, Central Line
Meters away from Leyton high road with shops and restaurants. It’s only a 5-6 min walk to the underground station (Leyton station on Central line) It takes about 20 min to central London.<br /><br />4 Bedrooms with double beds (and two sofa beds for children)<br />Bathroom with shower room and separate toilet.<br /><br />There is no kitchen, but there is a small “kitchen corner” with fridge,microwave and an induction plate.<br /><br />Please be aware that the hallway wallpaper is in bad shape and peeling (my next project)<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This listing is for 4 bedrooms and one bathroom (toilet/sink/shower), it has a private entrance.<br /><br />The house has lots of character and beautiful periods featuring - how ever the wallpaper in some of the rooms are peeling. Located meters away from Leyton high road and across the road from a beautiful park.<br />5 min walk to Leyton underground station <br />10 min walk to the Olympic Park. It takes about 20 min to central Londo
Leyton made it to The Times top 10 places to live in London. And our road was mentioned as one of the 3 best one to live on.  <br />What The Times had to say about Leyton in April 2019:<br />The east London cool crowd are always looking for a new patch to infiltrate: most have been priced out of Dalston and Clapton, so Leyton, one stop east of Stratford on the Central line, is on their radar. If you are sneering and/or laughing at our choice, this is how London works: property prices in Leyton are average for the capital, and Uber-ing young professionals are moving in to up their square footage. Its classic terraced streets are vintage Cockney country, but villagey Francis Road is like a woke version of EastEnders. A winner of the 2018 Healthy Streets Awards, it has been pedestrianised, and its quirky independent shops are mostly owned by women. The anchor is Phlox, a bookshop-cum-bar. Ella Pop Shop does vintage fashion, Venner locally made and artisan gifts. For brunch, Marmelo Kitche
Norwegian Graphic Designer and UK Architect couple with two smallish children.

We travel quite often, some times we stay in 5* hotels, other times in airbnb's or with family & friends.

We are easy going, tidy, love good food, culture, sport, design...