Vrbo Property

London

Located in Greenwich, London, this holiday home serves as an occasional rental for visitors looking to explore the vibrant city. The property is situated on the upper floor of a converted warehouse, accessible by four short flights of stairs, as there is no lift available. It accommodates up to four guests, featuring two bedrooms, including a double bedroom with an ensuite shower and toilet on the ground floor, and a second bedroom on the upper floor with two single beds and an ensuite bathroom. The upper floor is characterized by low ceilings and exposed beams, which may require taller guests to navigate carefully.

The ground floor welcomes visitors with a spacious entrance hall that includes a shower and toilet, leading into an open-plan living area that combines the kitchen and living space for a cozy atmosphere. The property also offers private parking by arrangement in a gated courtyard, suitable for medium-sized vehicles such as an Audi A4 or Toyota RAV4. In addition, there are two pay-and-display car parks available on-site for added convenience. A minimum stay of five nights is required, although four-night stays may be accepted on occasion.

For larger groups or families, there is the option to open a private room that can accommodate an additional teenager, available at an extra cost of £20 per night. This flexibility allows for a comfortable stay for those traveling with more than four individuals. The location near the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty enhances the appeal, providing guests with opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration.

Guests will find themselves in proximity to notable cultural highlights such as the O2 Arena and The British Museum, alongside iconic landmarks like the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. The area is also home to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre, where various events and games take place, and the London Eye, a must-see attraction that offers stunning views of the city. This holiday home presents a unique blend of comfort, convenience, and access to the rich cultural tapestry of London.