I stayed in this flat for 2.5 months so have a pretty good sense of the place. The hosts had the place extremely well stocked, with anything I could have possibly needed for my stay which was very much appreciated. This included little things like a hair dryer, plenty of toilet paper, coffee, tea, etc. They had a lot of bedding and even a memory foam mattress topper which. The snacks and drinks on arrival was a very nice touch. They were also extremely responsive to any requests which was very much appreciated. The house has 2 other flats that are rented out to airbnbs. The location is great, on a residential street minutes walk from the Hammersmith tube station which has one of the best connections in London zone 2 (4 lines). Brackenbury village has everything you'd need, all the usual high street shops. The only reason I gave 4 stars rather than 5, is because if you are a sensitive sleeper, this may be a difficult place. As is the case with the vast majority of period conversions, there is very little sound insulation, so if you are sensitive to sleep, you will fall asleep when everyone around you has fallen asleep, which might include being up until 2:30 am due to a dinner party upstairs, or a conversation in the flat next door (where there appears to be a vent which connects the two, creating a tunnel for sound), or at 4:30 am if the guest above you walks around (creaky floorboards) due to jetlag. Also, at 7:30 am on the dot, there's an eccentric local who starts screaming/talking loudly near the Tool shop across the street. He quiets down after around 30 minutes, but it's like an alarm clock. You get to sleep in a bit on weekends though as he starts talking around 8:30 am on Saturdays and sleeps in on Sundays. For those who are not sensitive to noise during sleep, this really is a perfect flat - it has everything you could possibly want - a great location, responsive hosts, nice flat. But for me the only bad thing was the lack of sleep.