Brougham Carriage in London

Brougham Carriage Self-Catering

In peaceful Stoke Newington, its affluent residents are partial to organic delis, elegant pubs, and trendy coffee shops. That said, when you can whizz to Shoreditch in less than thirty minutes via the overground, you’ll have plenty of options to keep you entertained. But for your tranquil base, it doesn’t get much better than a renovated Victorian stable, set in cobbled mews. For starters, this striking design includes plenty of original brickwork. Exposed red-brick walls bring the outside in, much like the skylight in the master bedroom if you can get a clear night to view the starry skies. The designer kitchen is another exciting affair – quartz worktops and anthracite units with copper trims look super cool and classy. And with a little spot to sit by the French doors, you can enjoy your morning espresso (or Earl Grey if you want to blend in) with fresh air and serenity. Head out to grab a delicious pastry from an artisan bakery, before exploring more of this vibrant metropolis. With Dalston Kingsland overground just a twelve-minute walk from home, you won’t have trouble getting about.

Home truths:
*You'll need to climb stairs to get around this home in its entirety
*There is space for travel cots or a floor mattress for kids in each bedroom, but your host does not provide these as part of your stay
*Free parking is available on the street, although plenty of public transport links are nearby
*The laundry facilities are in the building, but not in the home itself (there are also plenty of nearby laundrettes)
*Your host doesn't provide shampoo in the bathroom, as this is a house they live in 95% of the time
*In this bustling area of London, you might hear street noise sometimes (light sleepers can bring earplugs along)
*While there's no TV, we're sure you'll have plenty to keep you entertained in the local area