4 rooms house of 1101 m² in London

Summary:UPDATE :New photographs taken on Monday, the 19th June 2023, following the property being fully refurbished! Come and check it out!With stylish and elegant 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, this cosy house is the perfect base is you are visiting London. Conveniently located in the exciting area of Kennington, it is close to great transport links. You’ll be right in the hub of the city, ready to go deep in it's vibrating atmosphere, but also able to escape the hustle and bustle!Come try it!The Space:24/7 guest supportProfessionally cleanedHotel-quality bed linen and towelsWifiKitchen:Fully equippedOvenStoveRefrigeratorMicrowaveToasterKettleBedrooms:Double BedsWardrobeGuest Access:The guests will have access to the full property.The Neighborhood:Waterloo isn't just a train station, or a path to the buzzy South Bank. Far livelier than it was a decade ago, this well-connected south London area is home to a couple of world-famous theatres, theBFI IMAX,the London Eye, quality food markets, hip coffee shops, and plenty of great pubs and bars. These days, there's a lot more to Waterloo than might meet the eye.Waterloo at nightAlthough it's excellent for sightseeing in the day, it’s not the liveliest in the evening.Waterloo is a great place to come for taking photographs of the attractions lit up and the river cityscapes but other than restaurants and bars there is not much here to entertain you.A quiet walk along the River Thames is something that many enjoy, an opportunity to get away from the frantic energy of the West End. It is however very close to the West End which can be walked to or is a just a quick Underground journey away.The Southbank Centre, just a few minutes' walk from Waterloo Station, and right by the River Thames, hosts a popular food market Fridays to Mondays, offers a fantastic range of street food as well as fresh produce to take home.In addition, this area has many individual cafes, with a range of menus and great views over the river.As you get closer to Waterloo Station most food outlets are more convenience styled, geared to the needs of the commuters using the station looking for food on the go.AttractionsThe London Eye, London Dungeon, London Aquarium, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey are all near to one another.It’s a short walk into Trafalgar Square and the museums and galleries. Walking down the south bank, you can visit the South Bank Centre and Royal Festival Hall, Tate Modern and Tower Bridge.There are various Underground stations that you can use to access the rest of Central London’s attractions, all within 20-min journey.Getting Around:Waterloo is easy to get to as well. Waterloo station is the busiest rail hub in the UK, and you can travel here directly from many places in southern England.It’s also well connected on the London Underground. Waterloo is served by the Jubilee, Northern, Bakerloo, and Waterloo & City lines of the tube.Because it’s so close to the Thames, Waterloo is also easy to walk to. It’s close to the attractions along the South Bank, and accessible by bridge from the Embankment.There are plenty of bus routes running through the area, too. Which means there are so many ways to get here there’s no excuse to stay away.Other Things to Note:The property was fully refurbished this August and it's ready to welcome new guests! All the photographs are new, and the property is ready - now more than ever - to welcome you!