Loft in Greater London · ★4.90 · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1.5 baths
Early Modernism meets bohemian chic in this East London loft. A spacious split-level flat in a historic  Grade-II listed building formerly the cafeteria of a 1930s Boy's Club, designed by Grey Wornum, the architect best known for  the RIBA Building at 66 Portland Place, London, which opened in 1934. Perfect for a creative retreat,  an East London get-away, professionals looking for a great space to stay with a mix of luxe, history, and design detail.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />You will enjoy a bright and spacious environment with comfortable and design classic furnishings throughout. The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking, the bed is fitted with hotel quality linens, and the bathroom with freshly laundered towels and hotel style toiletries.<br /><br />This late 19th-century red brick building was originally built as the Mansfield House University Settlement. It was extended and refurbished by George Grey Wornum in the 1930s, including the stunning communal spiral staircase and
["Bathtub", "Hot water kettle", "Laundromat nearby", "Private patio or balcony", "Paid street parking off premises", "Shampoo", "Free washer \u2013 In unit", "Microwave", "Self check-in", "Dining table", "Bed linens", "Books and reading material", "Blender", "Cleaning available during stay", "Hot water", "Iron", "Lockbox", "Exercise equipment", "Barbecue utensils", "Crib", "Paid parking on premises", "Portable fans", "Cooking basics", "Heating", "Drying rack for clothing", "Shower gel", "Gas stove", "Ethernet connection", "Free parking on premises", "Oven", "Refrigerator", "Baking sheet", "Body soap", "Hair dryer", "Essentials", "Coffee maker: french press, pour-over coffee", "Long term stays allowed", "Room-darkening shades", "Carbon monoxide alarm", "Cleaning products", "Wifi", "Dishes and silverware", "Smoke alarm", "Kitchen", "Hangers", "Dedicated workspace", "Pack \u2019n play/Travel crib"]