This is an end-terrace house in a quiet location overlooking a large green space. Literally only a few cars per hour which was an unexpected delight. The rooms are compact and enhanced by architectural stunts such as a kitchen extension into a cute back yard. Two large windows augment the attic conversion offering open green views. One bedroom is a kids' room and was fine for our grown-up kids. Would be ace for smaller children who could get stuck into the toys and books.
The house is well equipped - the cooker and oven is especially good - we threw a dinner party and everything we needed was eventually located.
A nice aspect of our stay was the friendliness of various neighbours. We met a bunch of them at a pop-up kitchen next to "The Coppermill" pub and then sunning themselves outside their houses on Elmfield Road. The next door neighbours were also kind. It was heartening to know that community spirit is alive and well in London.
The pop-up kitchen (Calabash) is actually a must for the food as well. Delicious fresh multicultural nosh for £7pp served by the charming David.
We traveled to London by car (Laurence sorted parking digitally) but Victoria line was fab - 35mins from our door to the door of Buckingham Palace (via Green Park Tube).
All in, we were very satisfied with our stay - thanks to Laurence and Ana.