Description

Victoria is a four-bedroom townhouse decorated in the Victorian style that has its own traditional British garden, two shared bathrooms, and a reading room with a piano that opens onto a terrace with views of the Victorian buildings. A sizable living room is located downstairs, which is ideal for playing board games or watching late-night movies with roommates.

What is covered?

Our houses are completely furnished and equipped, and we handle a range of services. By doing this, you free up more time to devote to activities that you find most enjoyable.

Perks

Rent
Utilities (gas, water, electricity)
Wireless internet
Council fees
Disney+ and Netflix

Services

Cleaning a common area (2 x per week)
Tidying up private rooms (1 x per week)
Maintenance
Shared materials (toilet paper, laundry detergent, cooking oil etc.)

Flexibility

Ongoing agreement
Minimum stay of three months
30-day notice of cancellation

Community

Welcome meal
Community activities
Membership to the LifeX app

In what location exactly is it?

Bethnal Green

Bethnal Green is located in the East London Borough of Tower Hamlets, sandwiched between Hackney to the north, Bow to the east, Whitechapel to the south, and Shoreditch to the west. The region, which was formerly a rural community and a center for the weaving industry, was brutally bombarded during the Blitz. Despite the damage that World War II caused to the neighborhood, Bethnal Green rose from the ashes to become the vibrant, culturally diverse center of the East End that it is today. Bethnal Green continues to provide affordable housing alternatives despite its proximity to downtown London and nearby Liverpool Street, which is only a short walk away, due to the continual migration of creative types and city employees forced out of famous Shoreditch, Spitalfields, and Hackney.

Surrounding the flat

Bethnal Green, the hippest neighborhood in London, has Victoria on its eastern border. You have enough space to live quietly in a lovely old house straight out of Victorian England while also being close enough to participate effortlessly in Shoreditch's bar and restaurant culture, which is the social hub of London. Northern Bow, which was spared from The Blitz, boasts some of London's most picturesque streets and cozy taverns. The stunning, sizable Victoria Park, complete with a Chinese Pagoda and rental rowboats, is located right outside the house. You can stroll to Westfields, one of Europe's largest shopping malls, and the Olympic Stadium in no time. For those seeking an added excitement, there is also the tallest slide in the world. The developing artistic community of Hackney Wick is unmatched in London for the more cultured. The renowned Mile End Climbing Wall is close, and there is a canal right there for lengthy bike rides or peaceful Sunday strolls for individuals who like to be active.