10A | 1B1B (1 Bed 1 Bathroom)

Description

Location: London Zone 1/2 Junction, SW5 Earl's Court; The residential area where the main road turns in, the transportation is convenient but very quiet, there is no noise on the road, and only resident vehicles and delivery vehicles will enter the road, but it is very safe

Traffic:
⃣ minutes walk 4️from Earl's Court tube station to District and Piccadilly
⃣ minutes walk from West Brompton subway station 3️to District and Overground
5️There are two bus stops in different directions within a ⃣ minute walk

Living Facilities:
🔟 Minutes walk to M&S, Coop, Boots, KFC, M-Kee, Starbucks, pret (exit at earls' court MRT station)
3️⃣ minutes walk to Tesco
15 minutes walk to Jianghu KTV, suitable for students who love to sing K party

House Advantages:
Large space: The total area is 56 square meters, the living room is spacious and bright, the bedroom is larger than the living room, and there are two build-in wardrobes that do not take up space; There is an 8 square meter independent utility room at the door, you can put everything you don't need for the time being, I put six 28-inch suitcases, stock up on paper towels, daily necessities, temporarily unused moving cartons, packaging boxes for various electrical appliances, or very empty. It can be easy to access at home without being overwhelmed with clutter.

There is an open flame stove: blessed are the friends who like to cook, I won't say how rare the open flame stove is in the UK, the fire is large, and it is very convenient to do anything for frying and stewing. I can fry sugar, make shredded sweet potatoes, pot wrapped meat, and stir-fried mutton

Convenient location: there is a big supermarket on the way home from the subway, and you can buy it back within 10 minutes of going to Tesco if you lack anything. It's convenient but quiet, there is no sirens from police cars and ambulances, and there are basically only takeaways and delivery trucks passing by during the day and night. Located at the junction of the first and second districts, taking the subway is not considered to be cross-district whether it is to go to the first or second district. To get to the South Bank, you can go to West Brompton and take two overground stops to Clapham Junction; Half an hour walk to IC Metro and half an hour to LSE and UCL. One stop on the subway to Kensington High Street, convenient for shopping; Two stops to Hammersmith, shopping and IKEA

Security: This area belongs to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, there are very few black Indians, and they are basically wealthy areas, with many white residents

Warm in winter and cool in summer: Heating is sufficient, not humid, and it is cool in summer because it is a basement, so you can escape the heat at home, and the sun can shine in during the day.

Why subletting?

I want to change houses for personal reasons

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