Hangers Single level home Bed linens Dishes and silverware Fire extinguisher Security cameras on property Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Central heating Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Laundromat nearby Luggage dropoff allowed Portable fans Self check-in Long term stays allowed Wifi – 42 Mbps Essentials
Large bright kingsize bedroom in quiet location.
My place is colourful and quirky.  It is in walking distance of Lordship Lane for restaurants, bars and buses.  I am in walking distance to East Dulwich station for trains to London Bridge and my flat  is situated on the 42 + 37 nightbus route, great for Peckham and Brixton.   I am close to Kings College Hospital.  There is a newsagents, pizza take away and and cafe just across the road and an emergency doctors opposite.  Please read the listing and the rules carefully.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The price of the room is based on 2 people sharing.  I am still conscious of covid 19, I do not keep my things in the bathroom, however I am happy for you to as my guests.  This is why the kitchen is not for shared use.  I need to be able to manage the cleaning.  My cleaning regime is still high and I use bleach and anti virals to clean.   <br />In the summer an electric fan is available on request and is charged at £10 extra a week or £2 a day. My space is perfect for everyone, all are 
AirBnb incorrectly lists me as Dulwich village, you will be in East Dulwich.  East Dulwich is a vibrant place.  There is quite a lot to do locally.  Steve Wrights House of Dreams is just around the corner in Melbourne Grove. The Dulwich Picturehouse, Oddono's ice cream parlour, fish and chips and more to eat in or take away on Lordship Lane, the main street in East Dulwich.  There are three parks nearby Peckham Rye park, Dulwich park, Brockwell park with a  lido and cafe.  Dulwich picture gallery, the first public art gallery in london is in the village.  Franklins, on Lordship Lane is the last place to catch the sun on a summers evening, The Ivy House is a co-operative pub, and is a short bus ride away as is the Brockley brewery if you like craft ales.  Peckham offers a more bohemian scene, The Nines and Forzewin in Peckham for food and drinks.  The Bussey building in Peckham offers alternative art and the peckhamplex boasts the cheapest cinema in london £5.  If you're interested in A
I've lived in London for 30 years.  I love going to the cinema, birdwatching, cycling around London and going to galleries.
I have made some safety changes to my listing due to covid 19, you will find more information there.