Welcome to our home! This is a private room in a shared house with a live-in host. Guests have access to a shared bathroom. Please note that kitchen access is not available. A wonderful spacious terraced Victorian property. The bedrooms and shared bathrooms have been newly renovated. Our place offers the perfect blend of comfort, style, and local charm. Located just a short walk from Walthamstow Central station, guests enjoy fast access to central London while staying in one of the city’s most vibrant and creative neighbourhoods.

Hello! My name is Burhaan, and I’m thrilled to welcome you to Stay in the heart of Walthamstow Central. I genuinely enjoy making each stay special and comfortable. Whether you’re here for work, adventure, or relaxation, I strive to make your visit smooth and memorable. I believe in providing guests with a balance of privacy and support. I’m available for questions, local recommendations, or assistance whenever needed, but I also respect your space and independence during your stay.

Walthamstow has been crowned the best place to live in London in 2025 by the Sunday Times. It's creative, connected and packed with opportunities. The property is located within a 5 minute walk from Walthamstow Central Station and 2 minutes from the newly opened Soho Theatre. Location & Transport At the end of the Victoria  Line and on the Overground, Walthamstow Central is a major transport hub with fast and easy connections to central London — ideal for sightseeing or business trips. 🛍 Local Life & Atmosphere The neighbourhood buzzes with over 500 shops, ranging from chain supermarkets to unique independent cafés and artisanal food stores . Walthamstow Market is Europe’s longest street market, open Tuesday to Saturday — a vibrant showcase of local produce, fashion, and multicultural food. 🎨 Culture & Community Home to cultural landmarks such as the William Morris Gallery, Vestry House Museum, and Walthamstow Pumphouse — offering rich local history. The area is undergoing a creative renaissance: newly refurbished Soho Theatre, the Blackhorse “Beer Mile” of microbreweries, vibrant street art, and community green spaces like Lloyd Park and the Wetlands.