St Thomas's - a house that sleeps 12 in 5 bedrooms

A superb detached 4 story Georgian townhouse sleeping 12 guests in superior quality beds made up with crisp white cotton linen and fresh white towels. Two of the bedrooms also have fold out bed chairs and another two bedrooms have futon style bed cubes, plus the lounge has a sofa bed to possibly accommodate up to 16 guests, if required.



Four of the bedrooms have en-suite shower rooms, plus there is the main 2nd floor communal bathroom and a ground floor cloakroom, with all towelling provided.



The kitchen comes fitted with all essential mod cons and is fully equipped for self-catering with a centre island electric hob, upright double oven and microwave, washing machine, dishwasher and a large American style fridge freezer.



The dining area is open plan to the kitchen with a splendid extending table that can seat up to 14 with sliding bi-fold doors that open onto the courtyard garden allowing the outside in.



There are 2 living room/lounges :- a lounge TV room on the ground floor opposite the kitchen/diner, accommodating a large corner sofa and a 60” TV. The second is the first floor living room with another large corner sofa and a 30” TV. To this second living room there is also a 2 seater sofa bed for additional guests if required, a designated work area with computer, table and 4 chairs, plus a large bookcase.



The courtyard garden to the rear is laid with flagstone slabs with shrubs to its borders making it usable in most weathers complete with outdoor seating. Finally to the rear is the garage, which can accommodate up to 2 medium sized cars, which is rare within the area.



Notes



Our advertised prices are calculated on the number of people requested and may go up or down if amended.



Some of our properties have age restrictions, such as where we feel it would not be suitable for younger all adult groups, such as within quiet residential areas where noise may be an issue. All bookings are subject to Owners' Discretion. Our star system is based on current English standards