Inviting 2BD Flat W/private Balcony - Battersea!

Name: Inviting 2BD Flat W/private Balcony - Battersea!
Address: 10, 22 Gwynne Road, London, England, SW11 3UW, London, SW11 3UW, GB

10, 22 Gwynne Road, London, England, SW11 3UW, London, GB

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5.2 km from the centre of London
2.7 km from Natural History Museum
16 km from London City Airport (LCY)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Experience a cozy retreat in the heart of Battersea, where comfort meets convenience. Spacious Accommodations Enjoy the luxury of a well-appointed apartment, your ideal sanctuary after a day of exploring London. Relax in your private space, complete with a modern bathroom featuring a soothing bathtub or shower. Prime Location Located just minutes away from iconic attractions such as the Thames River and Clapham Common, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of London. Nearby, discover the wonders of the Natural History Museum and the grand Royal Albert Hall. Guest-Friendly Amenities With designated smoking areas, we've ensured that your relaxation is our priority. Take advantage of our thoughtful amenities designed to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. Don’t miss out on this urban retreat – book your stay now!

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Inviting 2BD Flat W/private Balcony - Battersea!

10, 22 Gwynne Road, London, England, SW11 3UW

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