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main bedroom
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living room
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dining room
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kitchen/breakfast room
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second double bedroom
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single bedroom
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garden
We are very open to this.
Our house is in a Victorian terrace (built 1895) with a small garden where you can relax and eat. We have many period features — fireplaces, stripped pine floors, lovely cornices, even a bellpush in one bedroom for a maid — but no maid supplied, sorry! The kitchen is well-equipped if you enjoy cooking, and large enough to eat in it, and retains its original fireplace and pine dresser. There are three bedrooms in use — two doubles and one single (we currently use the fourth bedroom as a studio/workroom). We have updated to fit with modern needs, but retaining period character. There is wifi, and a printer that you are welcome to use, and a sizeable library — fiction, history and art, in particular. The TV receives free UK, French and Italian channels.
What can one say about London that people looking at this website will not already know? This is an excellent city for people of all ages — full of vitality and life, history and modernity. And, of course, it also has all the features which are so widely-known: multi-cultural, historical, artistic, theatrical, fun activities, open spaces, shopping, eating, drinking. . .
This is a popular area, particularly with families as it is very near to the centre of London, with all its facilities, cultural venues and attractions, but is more peaceful than central areas, and has a community feel. It has excellent transport connections, by bus and tube. There are good local shops, and plenty of restaurants — featuring the cuisines of many different cultures — and, of course London pubs and many bars. And, like most of London, there are plenty of nearby open spaces — including beside the Thames — to enjoy and relax in. If you want to get out of London for a while, we are on the southwest side of the city, which is good for getting to the South Coast, or to travel westwards, or to the airport.
