This incredibly comfortable, quiet and easy to access home is tucked away in the most charming of little streets. If you like unique experiences as well as practical travel conveniences this place will not disappoint. The uniqueness comes from staying in a home nearly four hundred years old. The pictures Annie and Andrew have posted are very accurate. The decoration throughout the home is inspired and tasteful, something you don't find done well very often. The breakfasts are hearty and being greeted by Stanley (dog) gave the experience a genuinely quant and homey feel. My wife and I are normally extremely light sleepers, and choose our hotels based on how quiet they are, the top floor in the back of the house in this quiet neighborhood was ideal. Having our own bathroom made getting ready and out the door a breeze. From the front door its maybe 50 yards to All Saints Church where you'll be amazed by the history and peacefulness in the church yard and beyond in the adjoining Bishop's park. If you want to go for an early morning run or late evening stroll along the river, this park can't be beat. If you have kids its got an amazing playground too. The neighborhood just across the bridge has some excellent pubs and restaurants to choose from and is only a five minute walk away. The tube station (Putney Bridge) is even closer, which makes getting too and from LHR or anywhere else you need to get to a snap. This was our first Airbnb experience and it was one we'll always remember. We've already talked about going back to Annie and Andrew's on our next trip to London, it was so peaceful; it was our oasis in a buzzing and energetic city.