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A charming 2 bedroom house in London
The house was constructed in the 1890s as a dwelling for the workers of the Midlands Railway, which is the reason why the buildings are made of Midlands red brick instead of the traditional yellow London stone. Only the odd numbered side of the street has survived, as the other was destroyed by a bomb during World War II. The houses have been restored and are now vibrant and full of character, with cherry blossom blossoming in the street during the spring season. As it is a dead-end street, it is pleasantly peaceful.<br /><br />My home is easily recognizable due to its black door and brick red walls. As you come inside, you'll find an open living room with comfortable couches and a flat screen TV with Netflix. The dining area is just a few steps away and not far off is the fully-stocked kitchen with everything you need to prepare your favorite home cooked meals. From the kitchen, you can enter the patio which is furnished with outdoor furniture— a great place to relax and soak up some 
The area boasts some incredible pubs, with my personal favorite being The Sands End, which is located a mere 10-minute walk away on Stephendale Road. Other noteworthy pubs include The White Horse and Duke on the Green in Parsons Green, as well as the Lots Road pub. If you're after great coffee and freshly made pastries, pay a visit to Bridge Bakers on Wandsworth Bridge Road, just a 3-minute walk away. They serve some of the best pizzas I've ever had from Friday to Sunday. Additionally, Jerden Place, a small street near Fulham Broadway tube station, is quite charming, boasting cute cafes and independent shops. <br /><br />Furthermore, a 5 to 10-minute walk to the river offers a stunning view of the city skyline - perfect for watching the New Year's Eve fireworks. The Lots Road power station is also undergoing renovation, making the area rather intriguing. Battersea Park, Fulham Palace and West Brompton Cemetery are all worth seeing, and they are all free! Moreover, there is easy access 