Dining table Hangers Lock on bedroom door Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Garden view Wifi Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Bathtub Paid washer – In building Fire extinguisher Private backyard – Fully fenced Extra pillows and blankets Free street parking Dedicated workspace Shared hot tub Bidet Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Smoke alarm Pets allowed Lockbox Hot water Clothing storage: closet and dresser Coffee maker: french press Self check-in Conditioner Books and reading material Radiant heating Shampoo Body soap Mini fridge Essentials Breakfast
1 bedroom in Eco-Friendly Victorian terrace
Unique Victorian terrace located in the hearth of Hatcham Conservation Area, Eco-Friendly retrofitted.<br />Billington Place is located just 25 mins away from Central London, 15 mins from London Bridge, easily reachable by bus, overground and rail.<br />The house has been fully renovated, and includes 2 bathrooms. <br />The bedroom is bright, with a unique Victorian touch.<br />The service includes bed and breakfast only.<br />The house is shared with the owner. Use of the kitchen and guests are not allowed at any time.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This original Victorian terrace has been fully renovated, including an iconic rear extension (recently rewarded as Beautiful Building 2022) with a fully view of the garden, plenty of light and a modern and spacious kitchen area.<br />There is one telly in the living room, Sky TV, fibre broadband and USB sockets throughout the house.<br />The bathrooms are shared as well as the communal spaces, however the use of the kitchen is not allowe
Hatcham conservation area covers a commercial area along New Cross Road as well as a residential area of terraced housing between New Cross Road and New Cross Gate station. New Cross Road is an old road which originally linked the Kent countryside to London until the area began to develop slowly from farms and country houses in the eighteenth century. Hatcham Park was one of those country houses which was built on land owned by the Haberdashers’ Company. The coming of the railway to New Cross Gate in 1835 prompted speculative development and Hatcham Park was demolished to make way for terraced housing which was strictly controlled by the Haberdashers.<br /><br />Today New Cross Road is still a busy thoroughfare and commercial centre that offsets the charm and tranquility of the residential terraces which still have the same appearance as when they were finished towards the end of the 19th century.<br /><br />Billington Road was built in 1876. The terraces are two storey stock brick hou