1 room house of 53m² in London

Welcome to our charming and cozy coach house/mews, originally built in 1880 and thoughtfully converted in 2009. This unique, character-filled space offers a peaceful retreat with an open-plan layout across two floors—ideal for relaxation or as a creative workspace.The house comfortably sleeps up to 5 guests, with additional beds available upon request. It’s perfect for families, couples, or small groups seeking a one-of-a-kind stay that blends modern convenience with historic charm.The bedroom is located downstairs (which stays wonderfully cool during hot weather!), while the bathroom and kitchen are upstairs. There is a staircase with 15 steps to reach the upper floor.The layout is versatile: we’re happy to add a desk or extra beds depending on your needs. Please let us know in advance so we can prepare accordingly.LocationLocated near Finsbury Park (N4) in North London, just a short walk from Harringay Station, which connects easily to:Oxford Circus (15 mins via Victoria Line)Old Street (15 mins)Dalston (20 mins)The neighborhood is known for its amazing Turkish restaurants, local cafés, and proximity to Parkland Walk and Crouch End—perfect for a scenic stroll or a coffee in a creative corner of the city.Sleeping ArrangementsCollapsible double bedComfortable sofa bedAdditional folding or inflatable mattress available on requestPlease note: this is an open-plan layout with no separate bedrooms.Kitchen & AmenitiesFully equipped kitchen: oven, 4-ring electric hob, fridge with freezer compartment, kettle, toaster, and coffee-making gearSuperfast WiFi throughoutSupplies available for painting, sculpting, and other creative practicesIdeal for photo/video shoots or as a content creation base for artists and photographersPet-friendly: well-behaved pets are welcomeSafety FeaturesSmoke detectorCarbon monoxide detectorFire extinguisherFirst aid kitHouse RulesNo smoking or open flames anywhere on the propertyIf required parking needs to be booked at • Guests are responsible for any damages lor incidents during their stay