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Reference Number: 15871
Max. Number of People: 3
Prices Starting From: 49 € person/night
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Property Description
A spacious and modern apartment of 60m2, is ideally situated next to Vauxhall tube station allowing easy access to all of London’s main attractions. This recently built residence on the south bank of the Thames River has several trendy restaurants and cafes nearby to choose from. You will also find a supermarket directly in front, making it a highly convenient place to be based while visiting the Capital. The local area has an active nightlife and is home to many well known nightclubs.
This beautiful apartment disposes a large living room with sofa, flat screen TV, DVD player and cable channels. An extra bed can be installed in the case there is a party of 3 persons. The kitchen is open concept and features an oven, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer and all you need for meal preparation. There is a round dining table for 4 people, to share dinner with your friends and family.
In the bedroom is a double bed, 2 bed side tables and built-in wardrobe for all your belongings. The bathroom is ultra modern with a good sized bath for relaxing after a long day of site seeing.
This attractive apartment has central heating, air conditioning and is equipped with free WIFI internet access.
Buckingham Palace and St James Park are only 2 tube stops away from Vauxhall station. If you enjoy walking, take a stroll along the Thames bank, in only 15 minutes you will arrive to Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. This property provides an excellent home from which to discover London.
For group bookings, you will be interested to know that this property owner has another 2 bedroom apartment available in this residence. See the reference (15872)
Accommodation information
General
Type of property: Apartment | Sq metres: 60 | Smoking allowed |
Pets allowed: No | Cleaning after exit | |
Rooms and bathrooms
Bedrooms: 1 | Double beds: 1 | Single beds: 1 |
Bathrooms: 1 | | |
Facilities
General Information
General
Entertainment
TV | Satellite TV | DVD |
Internet | | |
Kitchen
Oven | Microwave | Grill |
Fridge | Dishwasher | Toaster |
Laundry
Bedding | Towels | Washing machine |
Iron | Dryer | Hairdryer |
Optional Extras
Location Description
This area extends along the entire south bank of the River Thames to Croydon and adjoins the municipal of Sutton. It is quite a difficult part of the city to define with a mixture of residential and more popular areas, but all provide fabulous transport connections to the rest of the city.
The north of the area is separated by the River Thames and offers some beautiful scenery particularly at night fall.
The south of London also has numerous parks, almost every area with its individual green space. One of the most famous districts is Wimbledon which each year hosts one of the oldest and most famous competitive sports events in the world; a Mecca for tennis lovers who travel from far and wide each year to watch the Wimbledon tennis Championship.
Not far from the sports facilities is the beautiful park Wimbledon Common where it is possible to enjoy a wonderful stroll and visit the Wimbledon Windmill – the ancient windmill restored and transformed into a museum – or the Temple of Buddhapadipa, the very first Budhist Temple in the United Kingdom.
Travelling a little closer to the city centre leads to the Royal National Theatre that is located close to the lively areas of Elephant & Castle and Brixton. Both neighbourhoods are very popular at night among the younger population with a great variety of venues. Brixton is considered the unofficial capital of the African and Caribbean community in London since it is home to an important representative population.
In the area of Forest Hill visitors can travel to the beautiful Horniman Museum with its wonderful glass structure and a great natural history and anthropological collection. It also organizes numerous activities for children such as storytelling and handicraft workshops.
In the far south of the area is Croydon – a former village that was eventually encompassed by the city as it began to grow. The area is for many the heart of London culture thanks to the Warehouse Theatre (known for offering support to young writers) or Fairfield Halls, an art centre that houses a concert hall, theatre and art gallery.
Photos of the apartment
Plan of the apartment
Note
This plan should be used only as a guide. Please bear in mind that the proportions may not be exact and therefore we recommend that you read the description of the property in full.
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