Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Hot water kettle Refrigerator TV Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Clothing storage: closet Self check-in Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Shampoo Body soap Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
Central London Riverside Apartment
Centrally located with easy access to Southbank, West End, Shoreditch and both North and South London.<br /><br />This is a spacious two bedroom apartment centrally located a 10 minute walk from London Bridge underground (Zone 1).<br /><br />It is perfect for anyone looking to visit central London as well as north & south as the overground station of Canada Water is also a short bus or 20 min walk away.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Welcome to my home and welcome to this amazing city! <br /><br />This is a beautifully centrally located two bedroom property. The design scheme is homely and minimalist. The apartment has a cozy open plan living, dining and kitchen area which is perfect if you plan to cook and like having company!<br /> <br />There is a comfy sofa, armchair and bean bag in the living area for guests to use where you can put your feet up in the evenings, kick back and relax! The living area is also home to the dining area, which is the perfect spot to enjoy some local de
Like the perfect pot of afternoon tea, Southwark has been culturally steeping for centuries. The neighbourhood is home to many of the city’s iconic landmarks—London’s most famous bridges, buildings, and museums are located in Southwark. Crisscross the Thames via the Tower, Millennium, or London bridges and be rewarded with panoramic views of history abutting modernity—Southwark boasts Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, the Tate Modern museum, London’s famous Borough market, and myriad pubs and restaurants.<br /><br />Renowned for its old inns and taverns, Southwark is also the historical home of the capital's arts and entertainments industry. London's first theatres - the Globe, the Hope and the Rose - were all built there in the 16th century and Shakespeare's plays first performed there. Nestles on the South Bank beside the Thames, the rebuilt Globe is now one of the most popular theatres in London, while the neighbouring Tate Modern, housed in an imposing former power station, is among the