SHORT-LET
Location
This two bedroom apartment is situated in the idyllic area of Mile End. Located on the second floor, this beautiful London flat can comfortably accommodate up to four people. The smoke-free property features a living room, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a balcony.

The Space
The living room is equipped with a comfortable sofa, a dining table and a Smart TV. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and includes all cooking utensils that you could need when preparing a quick snack or your evening dinner. The bedrooms are equipped with double size beds, with a bathroom equipped with a bathtub with an overhead shower.

Neighbourhood
Mile End is located in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets, east of the city centre. It's well-connected to the rest of London through various transportation options, including the London Underground.

Green Spaces: One of the notable features of Mile End is Mile End Park, a large and beautiful green space that runs through the area. The park offers walking and cycling paths, playgrounds, and a boating lake, making it a popular spot for recreation and relaxation.

Cultural Diversity: The neighbourhood is home to a diverse population, which is reflected in its multicultural atmosphere. You can find a wide range of ethnic restaurants, shops, and markets offering cuisine and products from around the world.

Education: Mile End is known for its proximity to prestigious educational institutions, including Queen Mary University of London. This presence of universities and colleges adds a youthful and academic vibe to the area.
Historical Sites: Mile End has some historical significance, with landmarks like the Ragged School Museum, which provides insight into Victorian-era education, and the nearby Victoria Park, known for its historical events and architecture.
Community Atmosphere: The neighbourhood has a strong sense of community, with various local events, markets, and festivals taking place throughout the year. The Mile End Arts Pavilion is a cultural hub for exhibitions and performances.
Housing: Housing in Mile End consists of a mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraced houses, modern apartment complexes, and public housing estates. The housing market has become increasingly popular due to its proximity to central London.
Transportation: Mile End is well-served by public transportation, including the Mile End Underground Station, which connects to the Central, District, and Hammersmith & City lines. This makes it easy to access other parts of London quickly.
Nightlife: There are various pubs, bars, and restaurants in the area, making it a lively place for nightlife. The neighbourhood attracts both locals and visitors looking for entertainment and dining options.

Restaurants:
Greedy Cow: A popular steakhouse in Mile End known for its quality cuts of meat, including steaks and burgers. They also offer vegetarian options and a cozy atmosphere.
Palmers Restaurant: A family-run restaurant serving traditional British cuisine with a modern twist. They use locally sourced ingredients and have a varied menu that includes seafood and vegetarian dishes.
The Morgan Arms: This gastropub offers a menu of British and European dishes, including seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. It's known for its Sunday roasts and relaxed pub atmosphere.
Zain's: If you're looking for Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine, Zain's is a popular choice in Mile End. They offer a wide range of curries, tandoori dishes, and vegetarian options.
Mile End Bagels: A classic East End institution, Mile End Bagels serves authentic New York-style bagels. They have a variety of bagel sandwiches and delicious cream cheese options.
G Kelly Pie and Mash: For a taste of traditional East End fare, try pie and mash at G Kelly. It's a classic British comfort food spot with a long history in the area.

Pubs:
The Palm Tree: This historic pub is located right along the Regent's Canal and offers a unique waterside drinking experience. It has a traditional pub atmosphere and serves a variety of beers and ales.
The Lord Tredegar: A friendly neighbourhood pub with a welcoming atmosphere. It offers a selection of craft beers and a traditional pub menu.
The Coborn Arms: A stylish gastropub with a selection of craft beers, ales, and cocktails. They also have a beer garden for outdoor seating during the warmer months.
The Star of the East: Located near Victoria Park, this pub has a relaxed vibe and serves a range of beers, wines, and pub food.
The Morgan Arms also has a well-regarded bar in addition to its restaurant.

Mid Let Security Deposit (stays of 3 to under 6 months): £500
Minimum length of stay (for this mid let price): 3 months
Council tax band: D