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Spacious family house in Zone 2, Inner London
A large family house between Herne Hill and Tulse Hill, a stone's throw from lovely Brockwell Park. Connections to Central London are via bus (bus-stop is 1 minute's walk), tube (Brixton is 1 mile away) or train (Tulse Hill into London Bridge, 18 minutes or Herne Hill into Victoria, 9 minutes). Tulse Hill and Herne Hill are both 7 mins walk.<br />Our friendly but low-maintenance cat will be around, so please either feed her, once a.m. and once p.m, or we can arrange for someone to come in for this.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Our house is Edwardian (built around 1910) but we have modernised it. For relaxing there is both a large kitchen / living room space with a sofa and hammock and also a front room with armchairs, a sofabed, TV and piano. The sofabed isn't as comfortable as the recently purchased beds in the upstairs bedrooms, but is fine if you want 5/6 guests to stay rather than just 4 using the double bed and 2 single beds upstairs.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />All th
Herne Hill has a friendly, "village" feel to it. It has good shops and a market every week selling locally produced food, farm produce and crafts. Herne Hill is easily reachable by a walk through Brockwell Park. Local pubs and restaurants are numerous and we are 5 minutes' walk from Olley's, who sell the best fish and chips in South London.
We are a multi-lingual Anglo-Hungarian family with 2 children, a friendly and well-trained Golden Retriever and an enigmatic black cat (good luck if she crosses your path in England, bad luck in Hungary). We love our part of London, especially Brockwell Park. We have a favourite spot in it from where you can no longer see  the roads and can pretend you are in the countryside. We love theatre (lots of trips to Shakespeare's Globe in 2017!), cinema (lots of trips to the undiscovered gem that is the Whirled Cinema in 2017!), reading and, of course, travel. 