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Fantastic 2 Bedroom House in Queens Park
A charming house in the fantastic area of Queens park, this beautiful home is perfect for a stay in London. The home is spacious and comfortable and boasts its own private garden. There are two comfortable double bedrooms for guests to relax in after a busy day. Ladbroke Grove is just a short walk away!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This beautiful house is fully equipped with everything you need for a short or long stay in London.<br /><br />The house is cosy, comfortable & modern with all amenities including WiFi, TV, dishwasher, washer and central heating. Both bedrooms have wonderful double beds, and provide a relaxing environment for guests to unwind in after a busy day exploring the city! For an extra touch, our cleaners place fresh, hotel quality linen on the bed, with fresh fluffy towels folded on the end of the bed just before your arrival<br /><br />With a fully equipped kitchen, you will have the utensils you need to cook up some tasty treats. That said, you're in one the 
The house is in the wonderful area of Queens Park. Named in honour of the Victorian queen, Queen’s Park is today a family-friendly corner of northwest London with a surprising amount to offer the casual passer-by. The inverse of busy inner-city London, Queen’s Park and its environs are relatively quiet in the week, bursting into life on Sundays. Whatever your preference, be it good food, good walks or just good vibes, Queen’s Park has you covered.<br /><br />Round the corner from Queens Park is the famous Ladbroke Grove, renowned for its strong connections to the arts and music industries. The annual Notting Hill Carnival takes place on Ladbroke Grove itself and the famous Portobello Market is but a mere stone's throw attracting visitors in their thousands.<br /><br />Lovely Ladbroke Grove in West London has gone through a lot of changes over the years, from factory housing in the 1800s to a bohemian artist paradise in the 1960s. The British Underground scene grew up in neighbouring No