Coffee maker: Nespresso Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Dryer Board games Toaster Hot water kettle Cleaning products Bathtub Fire extinguisher City skyline view Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Sun loungers Dedicated workspace TV with standard cable Microwave Oven Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Private patio or balcony Electric stove Books and reading material Blender Children’s books and toys Wine glasses Cooking basics Baking sheet Heating Essentials
Cat-sit in Gorgeous West-End Walk-up
You can't beat this 3rd/4th floor walk-up flat for location or transport connections. Perfect for exploring and/or for resting in peace and quiet in the heart of the city. Light, cosy and full of period features, but this flat is our family's full-time home so a few furnishings may have changed since photos taken.<br /><br />Caring for a friendly young house cat named Ludo is part of the deal, however; guests with experience of cats, and whose dates fit best with our absence, are therefore much preferred.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />A characterful, light-flooded 850sqft maisonette apartment only minutes' walk from the centre of London's West End and right next to 3 big tube stations (Warren Street, Euston Square, Euston) with 5 lines between them (and dozens of buses nearby). 1 double bedroom, and another child's bedroom, 1 bathroom with tub and shower attachment [Note: NOT a proper power shower - but works in its own way for people of average size and height - otherwise baths rec
This is a diverse Central London neighbourhood, busy with office workers and students during the day but not overly noisy. Plenty of supermarkets,  24 hour shops and restaurants (especially London's best cheap veggie Indians). It is always pretty safe because you are never alone on a street. It is just metres outside the central 'congestion zone', and connects to every direction of London equally well. Walking distance from many tourist sites, such as the British Museum, and directly across the street from a Sherlock tourist spot...but at the same time this are is very much 'real' London, not too touristy.
I am a writer and mother, living in London, but of Australian and American (Minnesotan) background. My partner is a British lawyer and film-maker. We are both well travelled. 