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Quiet whole 2-bedroom house near Elizabeth Line & DLR – garden & parking, London
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Reviews
10 out of 10
Exceptional
2 bedrooms1 bathroomSleeps 6753.5 sq ft
Popular amenities
Explore the area
London
- Place, Woolwich Waves15 min drive
- Place, Royal Artillery Barracks19 min drive
- Place, Woodlands Farm Trust20 min drive
- Airport, London (LHR-Heathrow)109 min drive
Rooms & beds
2 bedrooms (sleeps 6)
Garden Bedroom
1 Double Bunk Bed
Master Bedroom
1 Double Bed
1 bathroom
Ground Floor Bathroom
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Bathtub · Toilet · Shampoo · Hair dryer
Spaces
Deck or patio
Kitchen
Outdoor play area
Garden
Dining area
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Quiet whole 2-bedroom house near Elizabeth Line & DLR – garden & parking, London
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House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 21
Check out before 10:00 AM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Cot and safety gate available upon request.
Events
No events allowed
Pets
Pets allowed: dogs and cats less than 10 kg per pet (limit 2 pets total)
Furniture coverings provided and must be used.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Check-out instructions
The host requires you to complete the following before checking out:
Remove personal items
Turn off the lights and lock the doors
Failure to complete these may result in a negative review from the host.
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Long-term renters welcome
This property uses eco-friendly cleaning products
Host has indicated that there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property
Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a fire extinguisher
This property has outdoor spaces, such as balconies, patios and terraces, which may not be suitable for children; if you have any concerns, we recommend contacting the property prior to your arrival to confirm that they can accommodate you in a suitable room
About the area
London
Greenwich, a neighbourhood in London, is home to this holiday home. Tower of London and Tower Bridge are notable landmarks, and travellers looking to shop may want to visit Oxford Street and Westfield Stratford City. Check out an event or a game at O2 Arena, and consider making time for London Eye, a top attraction not to be missed. Relax and indulge in the area's health/beauty spas, or seek out an adventure with hiking and cycling nearby.
London
What's nearby
- Woolwich Waves - 15 min drive - 2.7 km
- Greenwich Heritage Centre - 17 min drive - 3.4 km
- Royal Artillery Barracks - 19 min drive - 2.4 km
- Woodlands Farm Trust - 20 min drive - 3.7 km
- Severndroog Castle - 23 min drive - 5.7 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- The Old Mill - 7 min walk
- H&M Chicken -Halal - 16 min walk
- The Green Man - 3 min drive
- Ever Fresh Indian Street Food - 15 min walk
- Ambala - 17 min walk
Frequently asked questions
Reviews
10
Exceptional
Reviews are presented in chronological order, subject to a moderation process, and verified unless otherwise labelled.
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Archival
19 May, 2011
Archival
8/10 Good
Eileen L.
16 Aug, 2014
cosy and well appointed
Eileen L.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Peter F.
23 May, 2011
Fabulous spot!
Peter F.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
23 May, 2011
Fantastic house and location
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Klaus S.
16 Jul, 2015
A perfect home
Klaus S.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
23 May, 2011
Charming Victorian House
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Eva und Ralf S.
24 Aug, 2011
Restful holidays
Eva und Ralf S.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Laural D.
15 Jul, 2012
Truly Amazing Holiday Rental
Laural D.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Gabriela S.
20 May, 2011
Our best souvenirs of London!
Gabriela S.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Danielle S.
4 Sept, 2016
Clearly personal and heartfelt
Danielle S.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
30 Aug, 2011
The perfect holiday
Archival
10/10 Excellent
19 May, 2011
Cozy Greenwich Home
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Rosie F.
28 Jul, 2015
Home away from home
Rosie F.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
marina z.
15 Nov, 2011
Lovely experience
marina z.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Lisa S.
31 Jul, 2014
Home away from home
Lisa S.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
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30 Sept, 2011
Wonderful place to stay in South London
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Archival
10/10 Excellent
Darlene B.
26 Jul, 2012
Amazing stay in London area!
Darlene B.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
19 May, 2011
Awesome, look forward to return visit!!!
Archival
8/10 Good
Michelle A.
5 Apr, 2016
Cute place, far from London...
Michelle A.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
1 Jun, 2011
Truly adorable!
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Erin S.
25 Oct, 2013
The Perfect Way To Spend A London Holiday!
Erin S.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
9 Jun, 2011
A Fantastic Getaway!
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Andrea F.
22 Jan, 2013
A place like home
Andrea F.
Archival
10/10 Excellent
19 May, 2011
My dreams came to life here!
Archival
10/10 Excellent
Stefano B.
19 Jul, 2011
the best holiday ever
Stefano B.
About the host
Hosted by Krista Beauvais
My name is Krista, and I am the long-time owner and lover of Explorers’ Rest. Originally from Canada, I moved to the UK in 2002 and instantly fell in love with the character and history of Royal Greenwich. In 2005, I found this Victorian home—a little worn, a little forgotten, yet full of potential—and knew it was meant to be mine.
When I received the keys in early 2006, I walked inside, sat down on the floor, and cried - not out of regret, but out of the sheer scale of what lay ahead.
At twenty-seven, on a young teacher’s salary, I had bought the only home I could afford in the neighbourhood I loved… and it needed everything. I didn’t yet know how to plaster a wall, handle a drill, or manage a renovation, but I was determined to bring this beautiful house back to life.
Over the next several years, I rebuilt Explorers’ Rest piece by piece, supported by skilled friends and trusted professionals. What began as a daunting project slowly transformed into the charming, warm, and thoughtfully restored sanctuary it is today.
It holds my history (and that of those for more than a century before me!), my creativity, and my heart—and every detail reflects that.
When you step inside, I hope you feel the care and the quiet peace that fills this home. I’ve even left a photo album for you to enjoy, sharing the “before, during, and after” journey of its transformation.
A few years later, I moved in with my husband, Erik, a South African IT specialist who had also made London his home. As we began our life together, I wasn’t sure what to do with this house that meant so much to me. Because we both love travelling and staying in beautifully cared-for homes, I decided to open Explorers’ Rest to guests. Within days of listing it, bookings poured in—and hosting quickly became one of the joys of my life.
I look forward to meeting you!
When I received the keys in early 2006, I walked inside, sat down on the floor, and cried - not out of regret, but out of the sheer scale of what lay ahead.
At twenty-seven, on a young teacher’s salary, I had bought the only home I could afford in the neighbourhood I loved… and it needed everything. I didn’t yet know how to plaster a wall, handle a drill, or manage a renovation, but I was determined to bring this beautiful house back to life.
Over the next several years, I rebuilt Explorers’ Rest piece by piece, supported by skilled friends and trusted professionals. What began as a daunting project slowly transformed into the charming, warm, and thoughtfully restored sanctuary it is today.
It holds my history (and that of those for more than a century before me!), my creativity, and my heart—and every detail reflects that.
When you step inside, I hope you feel the care and the quiet peace that fills this home. I’ve even left a photo album for you to enjoy, sharing the “before, during, and after” journey of its transformation.
A few years later, I moved in with my husband, Erik, a South African IT specialist who had also made London his home. As we began our life together, I wasn’t sure what to do with this house that meant so much to me. Because we both love travelling and staying in beautifully cared-for homes, I decided to open Explorers’ Rest to guests. Within days of listing it, bookings poured in—and hosting quickly became one of the joys of my life.
I look forward to meeting you!
Why they chose this property
Greenwich is a truly unique corner of London—close enough to embrace everything the city offers, yet peaceful enough to feel worlds away.
My little pocket of Greenwich, Plumstead Common, is, in my opinion, one of its rarest gems. The Common itself unfolds north of Explorers’ Rest and seamlessly connects to Winn’s Common, Rockcliffe Gardens, East Wickham Open Space, and the ancient beauty of Bostall Heath and Woods.
To the south, you’ll find Shrewsbury Park, Shooters Hill Golf Club, and the vast and historic Oxleas Woods - creating a continuous landscape of greenery that feels almost rural.
Surrounded by vast, varied parks, the area offers an exceptional expanse of walking and cycling paths, comparable to countryside rambling - yet we remain just ten minutes from a major transport hub with two Tube lines, a riverboat service, trains, and an extensive bus network.
The neighbourhood itself is warm and welcoming. Neighbours are friendly, gardens are generously sized, street parking is free, and - perhaps the greatest luxury of all - it is blissfully silent at night.
After a full day in Central London, returning home here feels deeply restorative. You’ll be greeted by leafy parks, foxes crossing paths at dusk, birdsong drifting through the morning air, and quiet gardens that invite you to slow down. The surrounding neighbourhoods, once distinct villages of charming Victorian homes, have been gracefully woven into London’s landscape as the city expanded.
I also love how effortlessly I can slip into true countryside from here. While I adore London’s vibrant heart, there is always a sense of calm and comfort when I return to the serenity of my Greenwich retreat at the end of each day.
I hope you too will find that this home and its surroundings invite the explorer in you to exhale, unwind, and settle into a deep and peaceful rest.
My little pocket of Greenwich, Plumstead Common, is, in my opinion, one of its rarest gems. The Common itself unfolds north of Explorers’ Rest and seamlessly connects to Winn’s Common, Rockcliffe Gardens, East Wickham Open Space, and the ancient beauty of Bostall Heath and Woods.
To the south, you’ll find Shrewsbury Park, Shooters Hill Golf Club, and the vast and historic Oxleas Woods - creating a continuous landscape of greenery that feels almost rural.
Surrounded by vast, varied parks, the area offers an exceptional expanse of walking and cycling paths, comparable to countryside rambling - yet we remain just ten minutes from a major transport hub with two Tube lines, a riverboat service, trains, and an extensive bus network.
The neighbourhood itself is warm and welcoming. Neighbours are friendly, gardens are generously sized, street parking is free, and - perhaps the greatest luxury of all - it is blissfully silent at night.
After a full day in Central London, returning home here feels deeply restorative. You’ll be greeted by leafy parks, foxes crossing paths at dusk, birdsong drifting through the morning air, and quiet gardens that invite you to slow down. The surrounding neighbourhoods, once distinct villages of charming Victorian homes, have been gracefully woven into London’s landscape as the city expanded.
I also love how effortlessly I can slip into true countryside from here. While I adore London’s vibrant heart, there is always a sense of calm and comfort when I return to the serenity of my Greenwich retreat at the end of each day.
I hope you too will find that this home and its surroundings invite the explorer in you to exhale, unwind, and settle into a deep and peaceful rest.
What makes this property unique
Creating a beautiful, welcoming space is one of my passions. I love selecting thoughtful touches, small comforts, and little surprises to make your stay memorable. I also enjoy connecting with guests, sharing recommendations, and helping you craft a holiday that feels personal, effortless, and special.
One of the rare luxuries of staying at Explorers’ Rest is the peace and quiet. Situated outside the busy tourist centre, there are no flight paths overhead, and the neighbourhood rests in calm silence at night - perfect for deep, restorative sleep. The private garden is equally tranquil, offering a serene spot to unwind, enjoy a cup of tea, or have your own picnic amidst greenery during the spring and summer months.
Practical comforts make your stay effortless: free parking right outside the door, shops just steps away, parks in every direction, and a bus stop around the corner provides convenient access to the rest of London without needing a car.
Inside, my home’s character shines through in features guests consistently love: the deep vintage metal bathtub, perfect for a soothing soak, and the gorgeous fireplace that creates a warm, cosy atmosphere for quiet evenings at home.
London has its rainy days, so I’ve thoughtfully stocked the house with some books, a new Smart TV, and a puzzle with puzzle board, ensuring even a stay-at-home afternoon feels enjoyable and relaxing.
Above all, each room exudes a gentle, enveloping energy to help you breathe, settle, and truly rest after days of exploring this remarkable city.
One of the rare luxuries of staying at Explorers’ Rest is the peace and quiet. Situated outside the busy tourist centre, there are no flight paths overhead, and the neighbourhood rests in calm silence at night - perfect for deep, restorative sleep. The private garden is equally tranquil, offering a serene spot to unwind, enjoy a cup of tea, or have your own picnic amidst greenery during the spring and summer months.
Practical comforts make your stay effortless: free parking right outside the door, shops just steps away, parks in every direction, and a bus stop around the corner provides convenient access to the rest of London without needing a car.
Inside, my home’s character shines through in features guests consistently love: the deep vintage metal bathtub, perfect for a soothing soak, and the gorgeous fireplace that creates a warm, cosy atmosphere for quiet evenings at home.
London has its rainy days, so I’ve thoughtfully stocked the house with some books, a new Smart TV, and a puzzle with puzzle board, ensuring even a stay-at-home afternoon feels enjoyable and relaxing.
Above all, each room exudes a gentle, enveloping energy to help you breathe, settle, and truly rest after days of exploring this remarkable city.
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