Hello, my name is Nehal, and I run Honest Homes. I’m a local mum and you may have seen my children and I on our cargo bike around east London. Three years ago I re-trained and am now a professional property manager working with landlords on short, medium and long-term lets, Airbnb properties.. I will be available by app to answer any of your questions

Welcome to your home away from home in the heart of London’s vibrant art district! This charming two-bedroom house is located just a stone's throw away from City University and only a 10-minute stroll from the world-renowned Barbican Centre, offering an unparalleled experience for couples and small families alike. We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in eviction from the property and charges for any damages or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!

One of the best things about London is its abundance of neighbourhoods, and the individual personality each of them holds. Hidden in the heart of Central London amongst familiar names like King’s Cross and Barbican and you’ll find the brilliant Clerkenwell. With Georgian terrace lined streets to admire, local pubs to pop in and grab a pint, and museums to wander, this bit of London will give you the idyllic neighbourhood feel that makes you not want to leave. Hooked yet? Well, you’re in luck, here’s the best things to do in Clerkenwell, London. 1. Visit Smithfield Market Over 800 years old, Smithfield Market is one of the oldest wholesale meat and livestock markets in Europe, and the biggest in the entire UK, accumulating a ton of history to discover. The market is open to the public as well if you just want just to wander and explore, but since it is a wholesaler to restaurants around the city who are up before dawn to get the best cuts, it will definitely be an early morning experience with opening hours being midnight till 7am. P.S. – If you want to learn more about the history of the market you can book the City Guides tour to learn everything from its Victorian architect