Washer Hangers Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Free parking on premises TV Coffee maker Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Elevator Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Patio or balcony Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials Breakfast
1 bedroom flat in trendy Shoreditch / Hoxton
N1 Located - One Bedroom Flat  situated in the vibrant heart of Hoxton/Shoreditch, just moments away from Shoreditch park and near bars, cafes, shopping and entertainment. Quick connections to Central and Greater London, walking distance from the cities attractions.<br />Set in a Local Authority dwelling, This well-lit 1 bedroom flat has all you need for a comfortable and stress free stay. It's situated in a area of Shoreditch; One of the coolest neighbourhoods to explore if you are in London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Hoxton/Shoreditch location - Old Street tube nearest. <br />    •    Located on the 2nd floor. <br />    •    Building has a lift <br />    •    Shoreditch Park is 1 min walk away. <br /><br />Renovated flat in an Ex-Council Dwelling. The building is safe and quiet.  The office for the Estate is on a ground floor so having their presence also keeps the area safe.  <br />    •    Storage  units in hallway and bedroom with floor to ceiling mirrors.<br /><br />Bathro
This flat is on the door step of a area in London near the heart of trendy Shoreditch & very close to Spitalfields market, Liverpool St station, Columbia Road Flower Market, Brick Lane, London Bridge, Shard and several other tourist attractions. <br />Shoreditch is one of the coolest neighbourhoods to explore if you are in London.<br />The area is thrumming with energy, or at least a lot of attractive young people walking from bar to cafe to boutique and back again.<br />The area has history of Artists and photographers occupying the studios vacated by the departing textile and tailoring businesses. In 1993, a group of Young British Artists, including Tracey Emin, Gavin Turk and Gillian Wearing, took part in a Fete Worse than Death in Shoreditch, in which they sold their wares on stalls, as though they were at a village fete.<br />Who would have predicted that the area would house a Versace shop, as there is now on Redchurch Street.
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