Southwark Blackfriars is an elegant short let London apartment overlooking the river Thames - yes, it has the very best of London views! The apartment is on the 3rd floor of a modern apartment block offering a lift, doorman, double glazing, air conditioning and allocated parking. It is located on the south side of the Thames a five minute walk to Blackfriars Underground Station, and less than ten minute’s walk to St Pauls’ Cathedral.

LIVING ROOM
This living room offers ample living space and maximum natural light. There is access from the living room to the balcony with fantastic views of the Thames, the City of London and St Pauls’ Cathedral.
There is also a separate dining area, opening to the kitchen and with a second balcony.

KITCHEN
A separate kitchen is fully equipped with all machines including a washer and a dishwasher.

BEDROOMS
The master bedroom has a king size bed and the second bedroom offers twin beds. Each bedroom has a TV plus ample storage space with built in wardrobes. Quality linen, newly laundered and pressed, is provided for each stay.

BATHROOM
The smart marble bathroom offers a bath tub with shower over, WC and basin. Starter toiletries and fluffy white towels are provided as standard.
There is also a separate WC.

OUTDOOR SPACE
Enjoy marvellous river and city views from the private balcony.

TRANSPORT
Blackfriars Station - a 5 minute walk - both the District and Circle Line.
Southwark Station - a 10 minute walk - Jubilee line.
Waterloo Station - 10 minute walk - National Rail main line trains and underground on Jubilee, Northern and Bakerloo lines.
All in zone 1.

GENERAL
Southwark Blackfirars SE1 is fully furnished and equipped including wifi, linen, towels, hairdryer, iron and ironing board. This is a spacious short let London home and sleeps four people in a king sized bed and two single beds.

LOCATION
Here you are close to Blackfriars Bridge, the City of London, Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Southwark is a bustling, historic district by the River Thames and experiencing something of a renaissance. Something old, something new perfectly describes this locale. The centuries-old Southwark Cathedral contrasts strongly with the soaring Shard skyscraper. Walk along the river towards the HMS Belfast, now a museum. Buy produce and artisan food at busy Borough Market and grab a pint in cosy pubs like the George, a 17th-century inn. This is a great area to wander and explore as there is a surprise around every corner.