Washer Hangers Single level home Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Dryer Toaster Shower gel Hot water kettle Refrigerator Host greets you Extra pillows and blankets Microwave Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Portable heater Essentials Hot water Luggage dropoff allowed Long term stays allowed Wine glasses Cooking basics Mini fridge Stove Clothing storage
DREAM LOCATION RIGHT OUTSIDE SHADWELL STATION
This very well located property is close to Liverpool Street, Tower Bridge and Aldgate which is the fringe of The City east side and all about 20 minutes walk down the road. Also, close to Whitechapel and Canary Wharf, the modern financial center of London. . You’ll love my place because of the location, right outside Shadwell station and because of the mix of outdoor spaces with busy markets on the north side of Shadwell and beautiful pubs, parks, walks and the river Thames on the south side..<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The flat is far from new since the blocks of Shadwell Gardens are nearly 100 year old pre-war buildings. We compensate for this, by keeping the whole place immaculately clean. The very clean shared spaces come with basics like tissue, shower gel and hand wash.<br /><br />This one like all our other rooms, comes ready with towels and bed linen. This spacious room is bright, fully furnished and very clean indeed in spite of being so dated. It comes ready for any le
Its proximity to the river and many of its attractions is what makes the area unique!  Wapping, The Tower and the Docklands are only five or ten minutes away from the flat. A great walk any time for people interested in the magnificent history of our city and one of the most famous rivers in the world. Our local pub with its delicious food and ales, is the oldest pub on the river. It is always worth a visit for its beautiful decoration, cosiness and stunning views over the river and London's vibrant new financial centre Canary Wharf. Guests should experience one of the most mixed areas of London with Asian markets for its residents. This, framed in a contrasting architecture of Victorian, pre - war and modern constructions. The area was the most heavily damaged part of London during the war and its reconstruction is a process that is perhaps still taking place.