Hangers Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Host greets you Free street parking Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Hot water HDTV with Amazon Prime Video Netflix standard cable Carbon monoxide alarm Shampoo Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
ARTIST FLAT IN QUEEN'S PARK
The best of both worlds: Wake up in a fresh, clean & quiet room in a bright, calm flat perched on the 3rd floor top corner of an 1890's Victorian building 5 minutes walk to Queens Park station (Bakerloo Line) and 15 minutes to the heart of London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Welcome!<br /><br />Behold a bright, calm 1-bedroom flat in a top floor corner of a lovely 3-floor Victorian building 5 minutes from Queen's Park station. The flat is modestly, yet imaginatively fitted and well organised in a compact, efficient way. It's ideal for one or two people. There is a lift.<br /><br />The bedroom has a very comfortable double bed with fresh, crisp bed linens. <br />It's very quiet, so you can sleep well.<br /><br />The comfortable lounge area has a TV and of course there is WiFi.<br /><br />There is a nice shower and bath and the kitchen is well equipped for confident cooks. <br /> <br />My live/work space is suitable for independently-minded people who are comfortable in a creative e
One thing I love about my neighbourhood is its diversity and tranquility. There are various cafes and shops where guests can relax, work or hang out just around the corner. Queen's Park itself is lovely and there are various cafes, restaurants and pubs on Salusbury Road and Lonsdale Road. We can go into more detail later, but basically great for meals and shopping any time of the day. Check out my guidebook for some local flavour and ideas.
Costa Rican-born London artist. Figurative painter specialising in oils. I have lived and worked in London for 30 years since having obtained a Delfina Trust Award and am familiar with the diversity and complexity which define London. During this period I have exhibited at Christie’s, The Royal Academy and Haunch of Venison, and collaborated in design projects with Paul Smith, Robert Plant and Jamie Oliver. 

My interests are fueled by Victorian-style curiosity and I often find myself exploring London’s flea markets and museums, where inspiration emerges from  the myriad textures and cultural juxtapositions that result in these places. I practice yoga and am currently reading about the Aztecs. The last book I read was a biography of Vermeer forger and hero, Han Van Meegeren. My interests are normally signposted by the aesthetics and artistry embedded in Food, Nature, Technology, History  and Craftsmanship in Art and Design. 