## The space Amenities: Professionally cleaned Hotel-quality high thread-count bed linen and towels 24/7 check-in Fully-equipped kitchen Balcony with incredible views of the city Living room: Double sofa bed available for extra guests Balcony Dining table Kitchen: Fully-equipped Oven Hob Fridge Microwave Dishwasher Washing machine/dryer Bedrooms: Double bed, wardrobe storage space Extra double sofa bed availabile Separate bathroom ## Guest access You'll have the whole apartment - I live elsewhere. ## Guest interaction My support team will be available via message or telephone during your stay. ## Other things to note PLEASE NOTE BEFORE BOOKING: This apartment is listed at a discount because> some small maintenance has not been possible during lockdown: 1) the cooker extraction fan is not working; 2) some damage to wall in bedroom needs to be fixed and repainted.

## The neighborhood Wapping is one of East London’s most atmospheric riverside areas. On the north side of the Thames between Tower Bridge and Limehouse, ranged along the wilder, wider stretch of the river, Wapping is characterised by a real Dickensian feel, and old warehouses, wharves and cobbled streets combine to dramatic effect. A thriving part of London’s Docklands until the devastation of World War II, the area then went into decline. But in the 1980s the cobblestoned streets and red-brick buildings started to realise their potential once again. Galleries began to spring up in disused tea and spice warehouses: most notably the avant-garde B2 Gallery. The grand Olivers Wharf was revived, attracting celebrity residents that included Sir Alec Guinness and Cher, and setting the trend for many other warehouse conversions. Nearby St Katharine Docks was refurbished with luxury homes, a marina, hotels and office space. Wander down to Wapping’s riverside today and, surrounded by handsome brick warehouses and cobbled streets, you’ll feel like you’re in touch with London’s vibrant maritime history as well as its thriving present. ## Getting around Four minute walk from Tower Hill station and on-street parking outside. Brilliant location for sightseeing, business or social trips to London.