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Comfortable and spacious central Muswell Hill
Comfortable and spacious 1st floor Edwardian flat in heart of Muswell Hill. Well furnished with modern facilities. Shops, restaurants, parks, cinema and transport on the doorstep.<br /><br />Contact host<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This gorgeous first floor mansion flat is situated in the heart of Muswell Hill, accessed via a street door and a flight of stairs. There is an independent shop below and one other flat above. The living room is furnished with 2 large comfortable sofas, ideal for relaxing on in front of the fire or catching up with your favourite TV programmes via Sky+. Large bay windows look out onto the busy street below and theres always plenty to occupy people watchers. There is also an old pine dining table and chairs. <br />The kitchen contains plenty of equipment for those who love to cook including; a double electric oven with a gas hob, a dishwasher, a washing machine, a Nutri Ninja, cafetieres, a mini processor, hand mixer and a pressure cooker plus all the us
Muswell Hill was recently named by The Sunday Times as one of the best 5 areas of London to live in. It is situated on top of a high hill and a great view over London can be had from the back of Marks and Spencers, or more conventionally, from Alexander Palace. As well as a stunning view, Ally Pally's 196 acres is home to an ice skating rink, a boating lake, a deer enclosure and a cafe with loud opera music. It was the site of the BBC's first public TV broadcast in 1936 and contains a small museum for those interested in such things, it also hosts various exhibitions. The area has plenty of other beautiful sites for enjoying the Great Outdoors including the very popular 70 acres of ancient woodland surrounding an amazing cricket and football fields and cafe of Highgate Woods. There are also quieter places to walk including the atmospheric Queens and Coldfall Woods and The Parkland Walk, an old railway line which is now approx 4 miles of Nature reserve connecting Finsbury Parks and Alex
Hi, I have lived in London for most of my life but have spent a lot of time in France and Spain and travelling in the Far East and Australia. I love going to central London to take advantage of the many cultural activities on offer but also love exploring the many London villages and beautiful green spaces. Oh and did I mention the shops and restaurants?