Washer Hangers Stainless steel oven Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Hot water kettle Cleaning products Bathtub Fire extinguisher Extra pillows and blankets TV Free parking on premises – 1 space Microwave Bidet Private entrance Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Private patio or balcony Portable fans Self check-in Long term stays allowed Body soap Cooking basics AC - split type ductless system Heating Essentials
Exceptional Hyde Park Home with large roof terrace
Located in prime Central London, overlooking the world renowned Hyde Park (30 second walk), a 2 minute walk from Lancaster Gate Station (central line). As well as a 6 minute walk to Paddington Station, meaning the 15 minute Heathrow Airport express train is also easily accessible. Perfect for all, from families to couples, you’ll love my place because of the location, the terrace perfect for Sunbathing, spacious rooms as well as a lovely reception room complemented by a large bright kitchen.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Stanhope Terrace is conveniently located, close to Hyde Park and Oxford Street, and the local shops and restaurants of Connaught Village are within walking distance.<br /><br />This exquisite four bedroom modern townhouse with a large private roof terrace is enviably located just a short distance to Hyde Park. Arrange over five floors, the property offers an abundance of living and entertaining spaces.<br /><br />On the lower ground, there is dining room leading on 
London has so many marvellous attractions spread all over the city, which makes it the ideal holiday destination. It offers visitors a glimpse of its glorious past with edifices that date back hundreds of years ago, while also housing some of the latest path breaking modern structures.<br /><br />The Serpentine Sackler Gallery<br />The famous art gallery, The Serpentine considerably increased its size when a former gunpowder depot was included in its expansion plans in 2013. It is a short distance away from the original at Kensington Gardens. The new addition known as The Magazine is a villa built in the classic Palladian style in 1805 and was used as a repository for arms storage. The brain behind the restoration project is the renowned and prize-winning architect, Zaha Hadid who converted it into a stunningly modern 900 metre square gallery. It is within walking distance and lies across the Serpentine Boating Lake a little distance away from the original gallery. What sets it apart i