221b Baker Street-London-is the house of the well-known fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes. During the early years of Holmes presence at this luxury suite, his colleague, Dr. John Watson shared the rooms with him. Mrs. Hudson, the housekeepeer lives in the basement and in later stories, a young boy called billy took her place whilst she was on holiday.
A Floor Plan of Holme's accomodation at 221b Baker Street.
The Sitting Room and Holmes Room are lit by Gas, Watson's by candlelight.
The Living Room
The biggest room in 221b Baker Street, this room includes:
Several Desks
Chemistry Bench
Lots of Bookshelves
A Dinner Table
Several chairs, armchairs and sofas
Log Fire
Bearskin Rug
Holmes Bedroom
The famous detective's room includes:
A Single Bed near the centre of the room
Disguise Cupboard
Boxing Equipment
Several Desks
Pictures of Criminals
Safe
Watson's Room
John Watson only lived at this accomodation for a few years. His room includes:
Single Bed
Gramophone
Desks
Cupboards
Bathroom
This room only consists of:
Luxurious bath tub
Small Sink
Toilet
Mrs. Hudson's Basement
This room is not shown in any movie/film or described in a book, so it is impossible to describe it. Presumably, the room has a bed in it, a small toilet and a kitchen.
