Long term stays allowed Children’s books and toys Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Bed linens Heating Wifi Dishes and silverware Luggage dropoff allowed Backyard Essentials Private entrance
Nearest Yurt in world next to tube!
Unique.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Have a country and capital-city break all-in one!!! Romantic and different! Beautiful, spacious Yurt with solid wood floor and Persian rugs overlooking ancient woodland, yet TWO minutes walk to London underground with Piccadilly Circus 25 minutes away! <br /><br />We think our Yurt is the ultimate city-camping experience in the world!<br /><br />There is a separate toilet, with a sink (NOTE: cold water only) adjacent to the yurt. In winter showers are taken in the house. You have your own private garden entrance. Inside the Yurt there is a double sofa-bed and another sofa bed ideal for kids,  electricity and internet connection. There is a small fridge and kettle. There are NO other cooking facilities. Lots of water available for tea and coffee! Local gnomes spirit away your washing-up each day and return it sparkling.<br /><br />There is often the sound of owls at night, squirrels scampering on the roof and a few foxes (who we discourage!).  <b
Twenty minutes to the centre of town, ten minutes to glorious Hampstead Heath, the ancient Highgate Woods as your backdrop....you won’t believe you are in London! Camden Market is ten minutes away, but when you’ve had enough grunge and goth....just slip back to escape. We are also close to the Men and Women’s Ponds of Highgate - google them .....they are possibly the best kept secret in London - swim in the wild in real temperatures! If I’m going and you are up with the birds, I can give you a lift ....it’s a bit hardcore.....but ridiculously good....
I live in the house adjoining the yurt with my 17 year old son, Raphael. I work in design, education and building projects.  We welcome visitors both local and global, and particularly welcome those interested in small, unusual spaces. Although we live in London,  I like remote, desolate places such as Lapland, mountains, camping and woodland. I definitely can't live without my iPad, very good coffee, newspapers, my spin class and sunshine. Raphael is especially keen on Arsenal supporters visiting. 