Summary:
This roomy and well-equipped 2-bedroom terraced home offers a cozy, homey atmosphere for your stay. Just a short stroll from Kennington Station, you'll have fast and easy access to central London via the Tube. Enjoy the peaceful greenery of nearby Pasley Park—it feels like an extension of the backyard. A 5-minute walk brings you to Walworth Road, where you’ll find a great mix of cafés, restaurants, and bars close by.
The Space:
Guest Amenities:
Round-the-clock guest assistance
Professionally serviced before each stay
High-quality linens and plush towels provided
Kitchen & Dining:
A bright and fully stocked kitchen featuring everything you need to prepare home-cooked meals. Includes a separate washer and dryer to handle your laundry during your visit.
Living Area:
A generous lounge space with a soft sofa, a cozy reading chair, and a Smart TV—ideal for unwinding after a day exploring London.
Private Garden:
Step straight from the lounge into a tranquil outdoor area—your own green haven for enjoying fresh air and quiet moments.
Downstairs Bathroom:
Conveniently located on the ground floor, this bathroom includes a shower, toilet, and basin, along with essential toiletries and fresh towels.
Main Bedroom (1st Floor):
Unwind in a luxurious king-size bed. The room includes generous storage and a small desk space—perfect for working or planning your day.
Second Bedroom (1st Floor):
A warm and inviting room with a comfortable double bed and plenty of storage. Comes with hotel-quality bed linens for a great night’s sleep.
Upstairs Bathroom:
Located on the first floor, this spacious bathroom features a full-size bathtub with overhead shower—great for energizing in the morning or relaxing in the evening.
Guest Access:
You will have full access to the property during your stay. Enjoy!
The Neighborhood:
Nestled between the vibrant A3 corridor and the River Thames, Kennington remains one of London’s underrated gems. This delightful neighborhood is celebrated for its elegant Georgian townhouses and the charming Cleaver Square, where residents gather for summer games and drinks at the lively Prince of Wales pub. Once a political hotspot, Kennington now attracts both families and young professionals thanks to its central location and strong sense of community. Ongoing revitalization efforts have only added to the area's dynamic and welcoming feel.
Dining Out:
Kennington serves up an impressive mix of international flavors, from Persian and Eritrean eateries to the Portuguese cafés and tapas lounges lining South Lambeth Road. For a local go-to, try Brasserie Toulouse Lautrec, or head to the stylish Brunswick House near Vauxhall for a refined, seasonal menu.
Where to Drink:
You’ll find plenty of inviting pubs in the area. The Prince of Wales on Cleaver Square is a charming local favorite, while The Pilgrim Pub caters to fans of live music and televised sports.
Arts & Culture:
Kennington is rich in cultural spots, such as the Cinema Museum, known for its eclectic screenings and events, and the White Bear Theatre, which supports local and emerging talent. Art lovers can visit Pullen’s Yard for its artisan studios or explore Damien Hirst’s curated works at the nearby Newport Street Gallery.
Historic Highlights:
Local institutions like the Imperial War Museum and the Garden Museum offer a glimpse into Britain’s past. A scenic 30-minute walk across the Thames will take you to iconic landmarks like Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament.
With its unique mix of heritage, creativity, and community spirit, Kennington provides a quiet yet well-connected pocket of London worth discovering.
Getting Around:
Underground:
Kennington is well served by four nearby Tube stations. Kennington and Oval stations lie on the Northern Line within Zone 2, while Lambeth North is on the Bakerloo Line in Zone 1—making central London easily accessible.
By Car:
Once you’ve cleared the A3, major motorways are within reach: the M25 is under an hour away, and you can be on the M1 heading north in about 40 minutes.
Bus Connections:
Numerous bus routes operate from Kennington Cross and Kennington Oval, connecting you to places like Tooting, Streatham, Crystal Palace, and Brixton. For routes heading north, hop on the 133 to Liverpool Street, the 59 to King’s Cross, or the 159 to Marble Arch.
Cycling:
Cycling is a popular way to get around, with just a 15-minute ride to Charing Cross. The area features multiple Santander Cycle (Boris bike) docking points and is served by Cycle Superhighway 7, which links Morden to the City.
Air & Rail Travel:
London City Airport is around 45 minutes away via the Northern Line and DLR. If you're flying from Gatwick, trains will get you there in under an hour.
Other Things to Note:
Please review and follow the house rules both before booking and throughout your stay. Parties and events are not allowed under any circumstances. Breaching this policy may lead to immediate eviction and additional fees for damage or extra cleaning. We appreciate your understanding!
