Long stay discounts - 3 bedroom home, Fuham | House in London

Summary:
This stunning family home situated in the wonderful Musnter Village area of Fulham has recently been renovated, offering a clean and sophisticated space to host up to 6 guests across 3 double bedrooms.
This home is light and spacious with great communal living space. There are three good sized double bedrooms with two family bathrooms, a master bedroom en-suite and a W/C on the ground floor. The kitchen offers a large open plan living space which opens out into the delightful garden space, accessed via the bi-folding doors.
The living space is modern, contemporary and fashionable. A great London home!
The Space:
The property is spread across three floors. The main entertaining space is on the ground floor, featuring a large open plan kitchen with a wonderful garden, complete with a BBQ space. The living room is also on the ground floor, along with a W/C.
The first floor features two double bedrooms as well as a family bathroom, both complete with ample storage space and light throughout. The master bedroom also features a shower en-suite.
The second floor features the final bedroom and family bathroom.
There is a utility room on the basement level.
Parking may be available upon request for long stays (3 weeks plus), for an additional cost - please enquire about availability.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the entire property excluding one room on the first floor which remains locked.
The Neighborhood:
Huddled tightly in a bend of the River Thames, Fulham is one of London’s most beautiful and giving neighbourhoods. Fulham today is a well-established upmarket location filled to the brim with bars, restaurants, shops and boutiques ready to explore. Fulham’s delicate and well planned layout provides urban serendipity, offering a picturesque exploration throughout. Fulham is home to numerous young couples, families and City professionals who have created a family friendly reputation for this leafy suburb, making Fulham one of the most wondrous areas in London.
Fulham is a very popular place amongst Londoners. With fabulous bars and restaurants on the door step, Fulham Broadway also has a number of supermarkets including Whole Foods. Fulham is nearby to Parsons Green and the Common as well as Chelsea and is easily accessible by bus or tube to central London.
Local Amenities:
Groceries – Fulham residents are spoilt with an expansive selection when it comes to grocery shopping. Guests have the option of plenty small local supermarkets including Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, Whole Foods market and Tesco. There is a large Sainsbury’s superstore on Townmead Road as well as a Tesco superstore on West Cromwell Road.
Gym – The choice of parks and sports facilities in Fulham gives guests a lot of options for outdoor exercise. For indoor options, there is range of fitness centres and swimming pools to choose from, including Nuffield health, Fulham pools and EasyGym Fulham. Use the PayasUGym website to find the closest facility.
Shops – Fulham is a great destination to browse as it has an abundance of little streets filled with gems ranging from antiques to boutiques, to high-end fashion, independent hardware shops and vintage furniture shops. Lillie Road has a variety of choice. Fulham Road has specialist interior designers, antique dealers and vintage boutiques in abundance. North End Road is a market road filled with a variety of fresh produce, from meats to fruit and vegetables. Many vendors also have stalls set up with knickknacks, giving the area a real market feel.
Parks & Green Spaces – Fulham is lucky to benefit from plentiful green and open spaces which is not very common this close to Central London. These include Parsons Green, Bishops Park, Eel Brook Common, South Park, Hurlingham Park, and Imperial Park. Much of the Thames Path is also intact, giving wonderful access to the River.
Going out:
Food – There are numerous Gastropubs dotted around Fulham providing a selection of fine food and beers. Local favourites include The Harwood Arms, The Malt House or if you fancy something along the river, give The Crabtree a visit.
Cafes are plentiful; if you want a good brunch take a wander down to Parsons Green or New Kings road and take a look at the menus.
There are so many amazing restaurants in Fulham that there is no way to highlight just a few. You can find a variety of chain restaurants in Fulham Broadway including Pizza express, Nando’s, and Yo sushi, but with heaps of independent eateries around, it may be in your interest to take a wander down New Kings Road or Fulham Road. These establishments will have their menus outside so you can look at them before you decide to go in.
Neverland is fun bar venue located on Wandsworth bridge road. In the summer it becomes London’s very own urban beach, boasting sand, beach huts, and deck chairs to create the ultimate summer vibe. During the winter months it transforms into Winterland, an enchanted winter forest with neon lights and curling lanes, alpine mini golf, heated igloos and lodges, cosy fur-lined sofas, fondue and feasting tables.
Bars – With plenty to choose from you’ll find bars and pubs in abundance scattered throughout Fulham. There are so many options, but many are clustered around Parsons Green. Some well-known pubs include the White Horse, (known locally as ‘The Sloaney Pony’), the Duke on the Green and Amuse Bouche.
For a night out, there are late-night bars like Embargo Republica on the border of Fulham and Chelsea, along the Kings road.
What’s on:
Parson’s Green Farmers’ Market – Held once a week every Sunday from 10am-2pm at St. Thomas’ Academy on New Kings road, Parson’s Green Farmer’s market is the culmination of locally sourced fresh British produce. Some highlights are the organic vegetables from Eden Farms and Wild Country Organics, fruit and juice from Chegworth Valley, rare breed poultry from James Evans and tasty sour dough breads from Oliver’s Bakery.
Sport:
Football – Fulham is home to not just one, but two football stadiums. Craven Cottage, host of Fulham F.C. and Stamford Bridge, host of Chelsea F.C. These are two of the most traditional football clubs in London, so be sure to go check out a game.
Tennis – For any tennis fans, take a trip to Queen’s Club in North Fulham. This venue hosts the annual AEGON Championship and is also the national headquarters of real tennis, hosting the British Open every year. If you fancy playing some tennis yourself there are many courts scattered around Fulham, including Hurlingham Park, South Park and the entrance to Fulham Palace.
Polo – If you find yourself in Fulham in the month of June don’t miss out on the annual Polo in the Park held in Hurlingham Park for one weekend of the year. The event boasts a simplified international tournament of Polo in search for the reigning champions. You may even find a few celebrities at this event.
History and architecture:
Fulham’s rural heritage can be easily forgotten when looking at it today. Many of Fulham’s historic structures fell prey to industrialisation, World War bombing, demolition, and redevelopment. One of Fulham’s most notable surviving sites is the ancient estate of Fulham Palace, the seat of the Bishops of London. The remains of this artefact with its medieval and Tudor features, alongside the remnants of the grounds is now divided between public allotments and a park with a Kitchen garden and the part-excavated longest moat in England.
An unlisted vestige of the early industrial era is the 1826 remnant of Gunter’s canal bridge, still visible from platform 4 at West Brompton station.
Transport:
You can download the TFL Go app or CityMapper to better plan your public transport journeys.
London Underground – Fulham is a hub for transport; there are five underground stations in this area making any part of Fulham easily accessible by the tube (Putney bridge station, Parsons Green and Fulham Broadway, West Kensington and Barons Court).
Bus routes:
Route 11- Liverpool Street- Fulham Broadway
Route 211 Waterloo- Hammersmith
Route N11- Liverpool Street- Ealing Broadway
Route 14- Warren Street- Putney Heath
Route 414- Maida Hill- Putney Bridge
Route 28- Kensal Rise- Wandsworth
Route 295- Ladbroke Grove to Clapham Junction
Route 424- Fulham- Putney Heath
Route 391- Sand End- Putney Heath
Route 22- Putney Common- Piccadilly Circus
Route 74- Putney Exchange- Baker Street
Santander bike – There are loads of cycle docking stations scattered throughout Fulham. If the weather is nice, these are a great way to get from A to B as well as being a fantastic way of seeing London – it’s an added bonus that they are priced from £2 for 24 hours.
Getting Around:
Fulham Broadway and Parsons Green are within easy access of the flat. Parsons Green station and Putney bridge station are the two closest tube stations to the flat, both a 10 to 15 minute walk away.
Interaction with Guests:
The Air Peace of Mind team is available by phone, email, message, and in person if necessary. Email guests@airpeaceofmind.com, message through the booking platform, or call +44(0) 20 3865 9109.

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