Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Refrigerator TV Microwave Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Conditioner Shampoo Body soap Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
Modern1 bed Apartment near Arsenal Stadium
My flat is in the heart of Islington, the most lively and popular area in London. With fine restaurants, bars and shops right on your doorstep, as well as being a 12 minute walk from the underground, my flat couldn’t be in a more desirable location not to mention the Emirates Stadium is a few steps away for the footie fans. <br /><br />This is my home and as such you will find many of my personal items here - we ask that you treat my home with the respect that you would treat your own place! <br /><br />LIVING AREA / KITCHEN / DINING AREA<br />The spacious open plan kitchen and living area is the heart of this cosy flat. <br />There is plenty of cooking space, and you are welcome to use the equipment provided.<br /><br />The living area is set up for unwinding and relaxing. The sofa's are super comfortable, perfect to watch the telly. <br /><br />BALCONY <br />From the living area you can access the private balcony, with its own dining table. This exclusive outdoor area faces the famou
The neighbourhood is ideally situated to have access to some of the best bars in Islington and also be quite convenient to the Kentish Town/ Camden Town neighbourhoods. You can find some of the best restaurants like Memsaab Islington which is an easy walk from the flat.   Lamezia Pizza & Fresh Pasta is another favourite of mine.<br /> <br />The Twelve Pins, Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury Park<br />For a pre-match drink, there are few better places to talk about team selections than The Twelve Pins. The pub also has two screens - which means you can watch the game even if you don’t have tickets. <br /><br />Gillespie Park, Islington<br />A short walk from Drayton Park station is the 3.4 hectare Gillespie Park, home to hundreds of plants, birds and butterflies. The park gave its name to Gillespie Road and its tube station upon foundation of the Piccadilly Line in 1906.