Built 1620 Vintage style House in London

About Owner

Hi everyone! My name is Rafa I am a very nice easy going guy, and I will make sure that your stay will be the best, I personally look thru all details of my Home I am a 33 year Old Entrepreneur, I work in the City and Enjoy London The City Of London Offers everything i need, form fancy restaurants to hipster Clubs, I do believe that London Is a great Place To Live and work. I finished My degree in Bachelor of Fine arts and then specialized In Marketing, One of my hobbies is to travel, and when it comes to travel I like Hi standard places, that is why I commit Myself to Personally decorate and make sure you have a lovely experience at my Home. I will be delighted to host you and answer all questions you need, What do you mean "life is boring"? Are we living on the same planet? Life is Great! I Love art, playing musical instruments, listening to music, participating in community theater, and reading fiction.

Owner purchased this house in 2016

Why Owner chose Tower Hamlets

Getting around 5 minute walck to Stephney Green Station 12 minutes walk to bethnal Green 10/12 minutes walk to witechapel station Financial district. For this reason, many city workers choose to live in converted warehouses/lofts in this part of town, even though it is historically linked with events like the Blitz, the Ripper murders and the Kray brothers gangland antics! As well as appealing to wealthy bankers, you’ll also find many council blocks in Whitechapel, so the area displays a diverse cross-section of society. The transport links into the City and West End are brilliant, some people may even be able to walk into their workplace. Whitechapel itself doesn’t offer a huge amount in terms of entertainment (aside from the Genesis cinema) if you want lovely riverside pubs you can walk to Wapping, which is also in E1. If you’re interested in more of an evening scene, head to the bars and pubs in Shoreditch If you enjoy browsing through markets, then you’re in for a real treat, as you have Spitalfields, Brick Lane and Columbia Road markets in the vicinity. Location-wise the area is fantastic, but as with anywhere in Zone 1 or 2 of London, it comes with quite a high price tag.