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Lovely & Cosy One-Bed in Quiet Area
Lovely, cosy one-bed on a quiet street in a lovely neighbourhood. With a fully-equipped kitchen, spacious bedroom and great living area (with sofa bed) there's everything you need to relax after a long day's exploration (or work!). Close to Kilburn and Cricklewood stations, meaning access to the rest of London couldn't be easier. Don't forget to explore the nearby Hampstead village and Heath either!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Amenities: <br />- Professionally cleaned <br />- Hotel-quality bed linen and towels provided <br />- 24/7 check-in, as there is a lockbox with the keys <br />- Fully-equipped kitchen<br /><br />Living room: <br />- One large, comfy sofa.<br />- Armchair<br />- Dining Table for Four<br /><br />Kitchen: <br />- Oven <br />- Hob <br />- Fridge/Freezer <br />- Washing machine <br /><br />Bedroom: <br />- One double-sized bed, fresh linen, and towels<br /> - Storage<br /><br />Bathroom: <br />- One shower/bath <br />- Mirror <br />- Sink station<br /><br /><b>Ot
The north-west London neighbourhood of Kilburn stretches out on either side of Watling Street, the ancient Anglo-Saxon road that once connected pilgrims to Canterbury and St Albans. It is now known more prosaically as the A5 and marks the boundary of two London boroughs, Brent to the west and Camden to the east. Busy and bustling Kilburn High Road has a down-to-earth-character that continues to serve its long-standing Irish and Caribbean communities well. Famous residents have included supermodel Kate Moss, actor Hugh Laurie, and comedians galore.<br /> <br />Walk the back streets and Kilburn reveals its intriguing history and fine historic buildings. In the 12th century a priory was established close to what is now the junction of Kilburn High Road and Belsize Road. It was dissolved by Henry VIII but lives on in local street names Priory Road and Priory Terrace, where there are fine early Victorian stucco villas.