Earlsfield | Apartment in Earlsfield, United Kingdom

## Space

Large windows allow for tons of natural light throughout, the homely lounge opens out onto a private back patio area with outdoor furniture for you to enjoy your morning coffee. Nestled on a quiet street but just 5 minutes from Earlsfield Station, allowing you quick access into central London within 15 mins.

Amenity Highlights:
-Private back patio + outdoor dining table
-Child friendly with cot + high chair
-Free WiFi
-Selection of reading material
-24/7 guest support
-Professionally cleaned
-Hotel-quality bed linen and towels
-24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys

Living room:
- Comfortable lounge area perfect for relaxing with your family whilst watching a film, cooking dinner or having a chat
- Glass doors open out onto private back patio
- Smart TV
-High chair
-Dining table

Kitchen:
- Equipped with cooking essentials and modern appliances
- Dishwasher
- Fridge/Freezer
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Stove
- Oven

Bedroom 1: located at the front of the property
- Double bed
- Blinds
- wardrobe with ample clothing storage
- Desk + Chair

Bedroom 2:
- Located next to Bedroom 1 as you walk down the entryway
- Double bed
- Cot
- Blackout blinds
- wardrobe with ample clothing storage
-Chest of drawers

Bathroom:
-Newly Renovated
-Bath/shower w spa lighting
-Basin
-Toilet

## Access

You will have full access to the property during your stay.

## Interaction

My support team is available 24/7 for any and all enquiries during your stay.

## Neighborhood

Located in a quiet corner of Wandsworth, Earlsfield was overlooked for many years in favour of its more celebrated neighbours, Wimbledon and Clapham. But with picturesque terraced houses and wide open spaces, leafy Earlsfield shares many of their characteristics. Earlsfield’s trendy bars and restaurants centred on the beating heart of the neighbourhood, Garratt Lane, coupled with inviting green spaces and a friendly community spirit, provide the perfect living environment.

Eating: Try The Earlsfield, located in the rail station which is proving a popular stop as commuters step off the train. Ben's Canteen opened in 2014 and is a popular place for weekend brunch and Bloody Marys. Another good brunch option is Hallowed Belly. Popular among the South African community is Roxie where they serve good steak that won't break the bank. If you are after great tasting Thai food at reasonable prices, try Amarath Thai Café & Noodle Bar.

Drinking: There are a range of pubs here which offer something (quite literally) for everyone. The Halfway House serves a locally famous Sunday roast, there are fine ales and a garden so big it includes a volleyball court at The Leather Bottle, and the winning combination of live bands and a vibey atmosphere at The Wandle. The 2010 Masterchef winner Dhruv Baker owns The Jolly Gardeners and, as you might expect, the food is delicious. There’s also no need to journey into central London for a more lively evening, as local watering hole Graffiti serve killer cocktails.

Theatre: Earlsfield is home to its own intimate fringe theatre, Tara Arts. Its cross cultural productions have been tremendously successful. The recently renovated space features a 100 seat theatre, an outdoor patio and a new rehearsal space.

Family: A haven for parents with young kids, Earlsfield is valued for both its acres of green space and its family friendly shops and activities. The pottery studio Mini Potters on Garratt Lane is a favourite for birthday parties. For a rural excursion or weekend bike rides, locals need look no further than The Wandle Trail, a 12 mile path along the river from Wandsworth to Croydon.

## Transit

Rail: There are regular trains from Earlsfield station to Waterloo, taking 13 minutes. Alternatively, it’s 20 minutes to Victoria with a change at Clapham Junction.

Tube: Nearby Southfields and Wimbledon Park are both on the District Line and about 20 minutes’ walk from Garratt Lane.

Bus: Local bus routes include the 44 (to Victoria), 77 (to Waterloo) and 270 (to Putney Bridge). The N44 night bus runs from Aldwych.

Road: By car, locals can cross the river and be on the M4 in half an hour.
Cycle: Keen cyclists love the 35 minute cycle from Earlsfield to Victoria, mostly along flat roads.

## Notes

We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in eviction from the property and charges for any damages or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!