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Queens Park: Architecturally Designed Garden Flat
An architecturally designed London flat with small garden for your use. In a quiet street but conveniently located near tubes and buses, and in easy walking distance to Notting Hill, Kensal Rise and Queens Park, you'll feel at home in the neighbourhood in no time.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />With french doors flooding the space with natural light, and leading out onto a charming patio, the living room is the perfect place in which to relax. There is even a wide screen TV, and plenty of comfy seats to sink into.<br /><br />Sleek minimalist features make the kitchen a stunning space. It's fitted with all modern day amenities to make your life easier. Why not cook up a quick dish in here, and serve it up on the dining table, or even on the patio if it's a sunny day!<br /><br />There is one bedroom available which has a simple yet stylish design, with wall-mounted reading lamps, quirky artwork, and lots of shelf space. My cleaners place fresh, hotel-quality linen and towels on your be
Bordering Maida Vale, Ladbroke Grove and Kensal Rise to the West and West Hampstead to the North, Queen's Park has firmly cemented itself as one of North West London's most fashionable areas. <br /><br />Queen’s Park is flanked by two buzzing high streets: Salusbury Road to the east and Chamberlayne Road to the west, both with a great choice of independent shops, gastropubs, cafes and bars. Ever popular are The Alice House, The Salusbury dining rooms, and Ostuni. <br /><br />For food shopping you have a Planet Organic, Sainsbury’s, Co-op and M&S along with wine shops, bread, and coffee shops. Head to the popular farmer's market on Sundays hosted in Salusbury school's playground for great food and a taste of how the local's live. <br /><br />Queen’s Park is served by the Bakerloo underground line and the overground with direct trains to Euston, Paddington and central London (20 mins to Oxford Circus). The overland train from Brondesbury or Kilburn runs to Richmond to the west and Stratf
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