Summary:
Come and stay at this lovely home just around the corner from Kennington Park! This Airbnb offers a great amount of space for groups of friends or families looking for comfy bedding, a huge sociable living room and a big garden. This the perfect place to explore London from a central location.

The Space:
24/7 guest support
Professionally cleaned
Hotel-quality bed linen and towels

Master Bedroom:
Located at the end of the hall, this huge super king bedroom is perfect for parents or couples. It offers a great amount of space and room for your belongings. You can also find a fold out cot in here.

Second Bedroom:
This bedroom is equipped with an equally fitting king sized bed that is just as comfortable as the other mattresses in the house. You get plenty of space for your belongings with the surrounding wardrobes and draws.

Third Bedroom:
In this bedroom there are 2 single beds and a trundle bed (suitable only for a small child), which would be perfect for any families looking to bring their kids along. This room also has clothes storage space.

Fourth Bedroom:
In this bedroom there is another single bed. This room also has clothes storage space.

Living room:
A massive room just ahead of you as you enter the property. With very comfortable sofas, with plenty of space for all guests. You'll find this is a perfectly place to chill out after a long day in front of the TV.

Kitchen:
A spacious room for you to find things all related to cooking and cleaning. You will have access to cooking utensils and other cleaning amenities such as the dishwasher and washing machine.

Garden:
A big open space, layered with astroturf. Perfect for the summer months and also equipped with a BBQ and outdoor furniture.

Bathroom 1:
The bigger of the two bathrooms, this one has a bath and shower as well as a toilet and sink.

Bathroom 2:
This bathroom has everything the other bathroom has, except a bath.

Guest Access:
You will have full access to the property during your stay. Enjoy!

The Neighborhood:
Kennington is excellently placed for some of the best cultural experiences in the Capital. It’s a mere 15 minute walk to the South Bank, the heartland of The Thames, and its theatres, galleries and concert venues, while the Tate Britain is within walking distance, too. Closer to home, The Riverside offers locals the chance to indulge on the river front, whilst a riverside walk showcases the current development taking place in Nine Elms.
Kennington is one of inner London's best kept secrets. It’s an enclave of brick houses and pretty squares containing some perfect examples of Georgian architecture. The most famous is the idyllic Cleaver Square, where locals play boules in the summer with merriment aided by the tiny Prince of Wales pub in the corner.
You can enjoy a wide range of cuisines here, from Persian to Eritrean and beyond. A branch of Vietnamese street food chain Aobaba can be found on Walworth Road, while the Portuguese cafes and tapas bars of the South Lambeth Road are well known for their authenticity. The daytime Ragged Canteen is an excellent vegetarian lunch spot and the upmarket Brunswick House close to Vauxhall serves up an imaginative seasonal menu amid recycled furniture, antiques and curios.
There are plenty of great pubs in the area. Locals love Cleaver Square’s cosy Prince of Wales, or try Zeitgeist, a German gastropub offering regional beers, schnitzels and burgers. The Pilgrim Pub is a popular spot to catch live music or watch sports.

Getting Around:
Tube: Kennington locals have the choice of three Tube stations. On the Northern Line, Kennington and Oval stations are both in Zone 2. Nearby Lambeth North is on the Bakerloo Line and is in Zone 1.
Road: Once you’re out of the traffic on the busy A3, it takes under an hour to reach the M25, or 40 minutes to get to the M1 if you’re heading north.
Bus: The area is extremely well connected. Buses from Kennington Oval and Kennington Cross serve several areas in south London including Brixton, Crystal Palace, Streatham and Tooting. Travel north via the 133 (to Liverpool Street), 59 (to King’s Cross) and 159 (to Marble Arch).
Cycle: For many locals, cycling is their main mode of transport. It only takes 15 minutes to cycle to Charing Cross and, even if you don’t have your own bike, Kennington has several Boris bike docking stations. Cycle Superhighway 7 from Morden to the City runs through Kennington.
Getting away: London City Airport is only 45 minutes away via the DLR and Northern Line. Trains to Gatwick take less than an hour.
The London Eye: 20 minutes on the bus
The Tower of London: 30 minutes on the tube
Heathrow Airport: 70 minutes on the tube
Gatwick Airport: 40 minutes by train
Kings Cross: 30 minutes on the tube
National Gallery: 15 minutes on the tube

Other Things to Note:
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!

City Tax may applicable for this property. This tax is not included in the booking price and will be collected directly from you Before arrival. The amount is calculated per person, per night, and could vary according to local regulations. We kindly ask you to prepare for this payment during check-in. Thank you for your understanding.