Spacious 2BD House w/Private Garden - Kennington!

Summary:
This 2-bedroom terraced house is generously spacious and comfortably furnished throughout, offering the perfect home-from-home in the city. Kennington Station is a short stroll away, providing easy (and speedy) tube access to the rest of London. Enjoy the calm of Pasley Park, situated so close to the property that it feels like your own back garden! Walworth Road is only 5-minutes away on foot, offering a huge array of bars, restaurants and cafés that can be enjoyed from your doorstep!

The Space:
24/7 guest support
Professionally cleaned
Hotel-quality bed linen and towels

Kitchen / Dining Area:
A fully equipped and brightly lit kitchen, filled with all the cookware and essentials you could need to create your favourite recipes on the go! The space also contains a separate washing machine and dryer for all your laundry needs.

Living Room:
Another vastly spacious room, this space contains a comfy sofa and reading chair, as well as a Smart TV, so you can enjoy your favourite shows after a long day exploring the capital!

Outdoor Garden:
Step out from the living room into your own quiet slice of green space in the city. Take a moment to enjoy some fresh air in private.

Bathroom:
A convenient downstairs bathroom featuring a shower, toilet and basin. Equipped with essential toiletries and hotel-quality towels.

Master Bedroom (1st Floor):
Sink into the plush king-sized bed after your day of travels. Unpack and make use of the ample clothing storage, or work on the go from the convenient workspace at the end of the bedroom.

Second Bedroom (1st Floor):
A cosy and inviting space featuring a comfy double bed and further storage for your belongings. Enjoy hotel quality linen for a lovely night's sleep.

Upstairs Bathroom (1st Floor):
The primary 4-piece bathroom of the property, featuring a combined bath and shower. Freshen up in the morning or wash away the day's travels!

Guest Access:
You will have full access to the property during your stay. Enjoy!

The Neighborhood:
Tucked between the busy A3 and the mighty River Thames, Kennington is one of inner London's best kept secrets. It’s an enclave of brick houses and pretty squares containing some perfect examples of Georgian architecture. The most famous is the idyllic Cleaver Square, where locals play boules in the summer with merriment aided by the tiny Prince of Wales pub in the corner. An annual summer fete here brings the community together over jars of homemade jam and games of Splat the Rat. Kennington is so central that it is reputed to be within earshot of Parliament’s Division Bell, and has been a popular place for politicians to live since Westminster Bridge was built in 1750. The genteel atmosphere and recent regeneration now also draw families, while young professionals in all fields love the central location. And despite recent regeneration, with families and young professionals flocking to live here, Kennington remains a diverse area with a mixed population so it still feels full of life. There’s a strong feeling of community spirit, with an active residents’ association, local theatres and well used green spaces.

Eating

You can enjoy a wide range of cuisines here, from Persian to Eritrean and beyond. Sample the authentic and well-known Portuguese cafes and tapas bars of the South Lambeth Road. Brasserie Toulouse Lautrec is loved by locals, and the upmarket Brunswick House close to Vauxhall serves up an imaginative seasonal menu amid recycled furniture, antiques and curios.

Drinking

There are plenty of great pubs in the area. Locals love Cleaver Square’s cosy Prince of Wales, and The Pilgrim Pub is a popular spot to catch live music or watch sports.

Culture and arts

The quirky Cinema Museum is a popular venue for film screenings and talks, and the White Bear Theatre is a long-standing local repertory theatre. Pullens Yards studios, with its picturesque 1870s built live/work units, is home to artists and craftspeople. Newport Street Gallery presents exhibitions of work from Damien Hirst’s art collection.

Heritage

The Imperial War Museum and Garden Museum can be found here, with the popular tourist attractions of Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament only a half hour stroll across the river.

Getting Around:
Tube: Kennington locals have the choice of four Tube stations. On the Northern Line, Kennington and Oval stations are both in Zone 2. Nearby Lambeth North is on the Bakerloo Line and is in Zone 1.

Road: Once you’re out of the traffic on the busy A3, it takes under an hour to reach the M25, or 40 minutes to get to the M1 if you’re heading north.

Bus: The area is extremely well connected. Buses from Kennington Oval and Kennington Cross serve several areas in south London including Brixton, Crystal Palace, Streatham and Tooting. Travel north via the 133 (to Liverpool Street), 59 (to King’s Cross) and 159 (to Marble Arch).

Cycle: For many locals, cycling is their main mode of transport. It only takes 15 minutes to cycle to Charing Cross and, even if you don’t have your own bike, Kennington has several Boris bike docking stations. Cycle Superhighway 7 from Morden to the City runs through Kennington.

Getting away: London City Airport is only 45 minutes away via the DLR and Northern Line. Trains to Gatwick take less than an hour.

Other Things to Note:
We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in eviction from the property and charges for any damages or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

City Tax may applicable for this property. This tax is not included in the booking price and will be collected directly from you Before arrival. The amount is calculated per person, per night, and could vary according to local regulations. We kindly ask you to prepare for this payment during check-in. Thank you for your understanding.