## Space

Unpack and settle into this gorgeous home in Limehouse and get ready to explore London!

The living room boasts tasteful interior decor that makes this a beautiful space in which to relax, social or work. After a long day of exploring the city, take the weight off your feet on the sofa and truly feel at home! Move through to the kitchen and you’ll find an array of modern appliances and cooking implements.

One of the highlights of this unique home is the sunny balcony where you can sit in the sunshine and admire the view of the Marina.

The master bedroom boasts a comfortable super-King size bed with fresh, hotel-quality linens, as well as ample storage and wardrobe space. The second bedroom, meanwhile, features a King-size bed, also fitted with superior-standard linens so your stay is as comfortable as possible. In the mornings, when you want to freshen up, just head through to one of the well-appointed bathrooms, where you can either enjoy a relaxing soak in the tub or an energising shower. Towels and toiletries are provided.

The property will be professionally cleaned before your stay.

## Access

You will have access to the entire property and it is important that you are respectful towards your neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after 10 pm.

## Interaction

This home is being managed by an award-winning property management service team who will do everything they can to ensure you have a fantastic stay! If you have any questions, please get in touch through this website.

## Neighborhood

Walk along the Regent Canal starting from Moo Canoes on the marina. You will pass Ragged School Musuem, a Victorian school for under previledged children. Continue walking on the side of Mile End Park to Victoria Park. Have a relaxing stroll in Victoria Park. Stop at Pavillion Cafe for a coffee. Alternatively, after walking half of the Victoria Park, you can head to Lauriston Road in South Hackney for a wide variety of cafes and restaurants, with a villagy feeling.

After having meals or drinks at St. Katharine Dock, instead of taking the DLR from Tower Gateway, you can walk along the river back to Limehouse.
Take DLR and stops at Mudchute for Mudchute Park and Farm. A great activity for children. The park keeps llama and a variety of friendly and domestic anminals.

Greenwich Park is only 20 minutes away on DLR, stopping at Cutty Sark. Apart from the park, the Greenwich Market and the Old Royal Naval College, don’t forget to visit Queen’s House, an under appreciated site with beautiful interior design.

Angel Station is only 30 minutes away by tube. Before heading to the Upper Street for a great variety of food and drinks options, maybe you want to visit the flea market on Camden Passage.

Take the DLR and change to Overground at Shadwell. You can either get off at Shoreditch High Street for Shoreditch or Brick Lane market, a true experience of the hippy side of East London. Or get off at Hoxton to visit Geffrye Museum of the House or Columbia Road Flower Market. Kingsland Road off Hoxton is the capital of Vietnamese food in London.

Cafes:
- Husk Coffee is next to Tesco on Commercial Road. It is a local creative space with hearty coffee, cakes and simple meals. Ideal for your morning coffee and croissant! Opens from 9am every weekday.
- Italian Cafe Brera is 10 minutes walk along the Thames river. It has coffee, irresistible Italian dessert and light meals.

Restaurant:
- My favorite is a local Italian restaurant La Figa. It offers reasonably priced and authentic Italian food, with generous portion too. My favorite is the mixed seafood linguine.
- The Narrow is a Gordon Ramsay restaurant and bar. It has good river view and is great for a drink next to the fire place.
- Also on Narrow Street, you can find local pub The Grapes. I really like their Sunday roast. It is owned by the actor Sir Ian McKellen and he still comes to host the quiz night in the summer.

There are more restaurant choices in Westferry Circus, which is 10 minutes by walk. My favorite there is an authentic Chinese restaurant Royal China. Weekend dim sum is very popular.

If you fancy a pub crawl on the Thames river. I recommend Prospect of Whitby and the Captain Kidd. You will discover interesting history of East London.

## Transit

TRANSIT
The nearest station is Limehouse on DLR. It takes about 7 minutes to Bank where you are connected to Central, District, Circle, and Northern Lines. It also takes c. 5 minutes to Canary Wharf where you are connected to Jubilee and the future Elizabeth Line. The flat is 1 minute away from a local bus stop . Route 135 takes you directly to Liverpool Station and Shoreditch High Street. Route 15 takes you to Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral and Charing Cross Station. Both of them run 24 hours service.

## Notes

- Please note the flat is on the fourth floor with elevator access however there are some steps to the entrance of the building
-For extra keys please let us know via the form we send regarding check in