Getting around Rail: There are regular trains from Earlsfield station to Waterloo, taking just 10 minutes. Alternatively, it’s 20 minutes to Victoria with a change at Clapham Junction. Tube: Nearby Southfields and Wimbledon Park are both on the District Line and about 20 minutes’ walk from Garratt Lane. Bus: Local bus routes include the 44 (to Victoria), 77 (to Waterloo) and 270 (to Putney Bridge). The N44 night bus runs from Aldwych. Road: By car, locals can cross the river and be on the M4 in half an hour. Cycle: Keen cyclists love the 35 minute cycle from Earlsfield to Victoria, mostly along flat roads. Gatwick Airport direct train from Clapham Common (45 mins)

My apartment has been designed with life, colour and luxury in mind to ensure your stay is comfortable and fun. I am always available to answer your questions and ensure you have a lovely stress free stay. To enable deep cleaning and change over between guests: CHECK-IN from 15.00 CHECK OUT 10.00 Check in via the lockbox. The code will be provided before you arrive I am always available via text or email. Please check re: dogs prior to booking (Twenty GBP per dog per stay) Animals other than dogs not accepted (however do ask and it might be ok)

Earlsfield is a safe and beautiful neighbourhood that is full of trendy bars, cafes and restaurants. You will also get into Oxford Circus, Waterloo in 13 minutes from the station. Eating: The Earlsfield, located in the rail station . The Open Page offers a great range of seafood and Sunday roast options and has a heated courtyard garden. Other popular restaurants in the area include Roxie and Café Amaranth. If you are after great tasting Thai food at reasonable prices, try Amarath Thai Café & Noodle Bar. Earlsfield is home to many great brunch spots including GAIL’s, Manny Dartin, Bean & Hop and The Eclectic Collection. Drinking: There are a range of pubs here which offer something (quite literally) for everyone. The Halfway House serves a locally famous Sunday roast, there are fine ales and a garden so big it includes a volleyball court at The Leather Bottle, and the winning combination of live bands and a vibey atmosphere at The Wandle. Local amenities: There's a Sainsbury’s Local by the station, a Tesco Express, and a larger Sainsbury’s and Waitrose in the Southside Centre. In neighbouring Clapham Junction there’s also an Asda superstore with car park and cafe open 24 hours a day between Tuesday and Friday. Southside Shopping Centre at the top of Garratt Lane has: E-karting, a bowling alley and a 14 screen cinema. Nuffield Health gym with a pool, spa and range of exercise classes Flip Out, London's biggest trampoline park, has a huge arena of integrated interconnected trampolines. Green spaces: Fantastic parks - King George’s Park offers 55 acres of picturesque green space and a thriving tennis club. Those really looking to reconnect with nature can go fishing on the lake at nearby Wandsworth Common, where winding woodland paths connect Earlsfield with Battersea.