An elegant two bedroom flat on the first floor of a stucco-fronted period property in Earl's Court. This is a charming and prestigious garden square with exclusive access to the garden for residents.

LIVING AREA
Earl's Court Square offers a spacious reception with wood flooring, high ceilings and lots of natural light from the double French doors leading to your private terrace.
There is a dining table for four set off but integral to the living area.
Digital TV, DVD, direct line telephone with answering machine and high speed WiFi or cable.

BEDROOMS
The master bedroom has a large double bed with built in wardrobes and is very peaceful.
The second bedroom has a trundle bed which converts into two single beds.

KITCHEN
The kitchen is well equipped with a washer, fridge/freezer, microwave and a full compliment of utensils, pots and crockery.

BATHROOM
The bathroom has a WC, wash basin and a bathtub with overhead shower.

OUTSIDE SPACE
The terrace overlooks the prestigious garden square and has a table and seating for four.

TRANSPORT
Earls Court Underground - District Line - 5 minute walk away - Zone 1.

GENERAL
Fully furnished and equipped with linen, towels, kitchenware and WiFi.
Weekly housekeeping with linen change is included for stays of 7 nights or more.
The property sleeps four with comfort but one more can be accommodated on a folding bed.

LOCATION
This central location gives you swift and easy access to Fulham, Earls Court, Kensington and Chelsea. Walk along the Fulham Road, down to the King's Road, cross the river Thames and even up to High Street Kensington. The local Finborough Theatre and 606 Jazz Club are worth a visit, as are the many local pubs and restaurants. If your visit is a medical trip, Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, Bupa Cromwell Hospital and Royal Brompton Hospital are in the neighbourhood. For shoppers and collectors, Lots Road and Chelsea Harbour are well known for antiques, interior decor shops and auction houses. For football lovers, you have two major soccer stadiums a short walk away - Stamford Bridge and Craven Cottage. There is also Queens Club and Hurlingham Club if tennis is your thing. And finally, when you need a change of tempo, walk down to the Thames for an interesting stroll along the river.