Dunnage Crescent, London, SE16

SHORT-LET

Pricing is subject to availability and season. Higher rates apply for high-season summer months

Location
Slow down and enjoy the view from this characterful one-bedroom flat in Surrey Quays, near Canada Water. Overlooking the boats and waterside scenery, this welcoming home for two combines mid-century-inspired furniture, rich colours and thoughtful modern comforts. A cosy window nook and sociable open-plan kitchen make it an inviting London retreat for a couple’s getaway, business trip or longer stay.

Disclaimer: Please note that children are not permitted at this property. There is no television, and the living room windows have no curtains or blinds. The flat is on the first floor with no lift access, so guests must be comfortable climbing stairs.

Property Description
Located on the first floor with no lift access, the flat has one bedroom with a king-size bed and one bathroom with a walk-in shower. A striking timber-slat feature wall, green upholstered headboard and warm wooden furniture give the bedroom a restful feel. The bathroom pairs crisp white tiles with dark hexagonal flooring and a wooden vanity for a fresh, contemporary finish.

The living area is full of warmth and personality, with olive-green walls, wooden flooring, framed artwork and a brass-toned coffee table. Settle into the tan leather lounge chair or curl up in the reading nook beside the window, where views across the water and moored boats offer a lovely backdrop to morning coffee or a quiet afternoon with a book.

The open-plan kitchen brings together deep navy cabinetry, wooden worktops and copper pendant lights. Prepare meals while enjoying the sociable layout, then pull up a bar stool at the kitchen counter for breakfast or a relaxed dinner. Modern appliances include a dishwasher and a combined washing machine and tumble dryer, making it easy to settle into everyday life during a longer stay.

Neighbourhood
Surrey Quays, near Canada Water, offers a different perspective on London, with historic docks, waterside paths and green spaces to explore. Wander around Greenland Dock, discover the area’s maritime character or head towards the Thames for a riverside stroll. It’s a rewarding setting for leisurely mornings and relaxed evenings between trips into the city.

For time outdoors, explore the paths of Russia Dock Woodland and neighbouring Stave Hill Ecological Park, or venture to Southwark Park for a change of scenery. These local green spaces make it easy to balance sightseeing with a slower afternoon closer to home, while the wider Canada Water area offers further cafés and places to explore.

Eating locally is part of the appeal. Visit The Pear Tree at Greenland Place for seasonal dishes in a neighbourhood setting, or head to The Moby Dick on Greenland Dock for a relaxed pub meal and a drink by the water. For more choice, take a trip to Canary Wharf for restaurants and shopping, or travel to London Bridge to explore Borough Market and its surrounding food scene.

Transport links connect this waterside setting with the rest of London. Surrey Quays is the nearest railway station and serves the London Overground Windrush line. Canada Water is the nearest Tube station, offering both the Jubilee line and Windrush line, with direct Jubilee services to London Bridge, Waterloo, Westminster, Green Park and Bond Street, as well as Canary Wharf in the opposite direction. Nearby Greenland Pier offers Uber Boat by Thames Clippers services, with destinations varying by sailing. For Heathrow Airport, take the Jubilee line from Canada Water to Bond Street, then change to a Heathrow-bound Elizabeth line train serving your terminal.

Starting rates from £ 3,350PCM.

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