Dining table Washer Outdoor furniture Hangers Dishwasher NEF stove BBQ grill Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Hot water kettle Bathtub Fire extinguisher TV Coffee maker Backyard Private entrance Iron First aid kit Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm NEF stainless steel oven Laundromat nearby Luggage dropoff allowed Portable fans Self check-in BOSCH refrigerator Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Shampoo Wine glasses Cooking basics Baking sheet Paid parking off premises Heating Building staff Essentials
Kings Cross Georgian hse & garden
<b>The space</b><br />Large 1 bedroom Georgian maisonette, 3 mins walk from Kings Cross tube station. Located on a quiet, one way, tree lined Georgian street. Extensive renovation and all appliance upgraded May 2021. <br /><br />Charming property, split over 2 levels. Sole access to house from street. Consists of: Lounge, Kitchen with NEFF appliances and dining area, Large double bedroom with king-size bed. The bathroom has a good quality shower over the bath and a heated towel rail. <br /><br />Large private garden, solely to be used by you. Consisting of: BBQ, outdoor heater and 2 large separate outdoor seating /entertaining areas.<br /><br />PLEASE NOTE<br />For guests staying up to one week the weekly cleaning fee has been included as you book. For guests staying longer than a week there will be an additional charge of £75 for each additional week or part thereof. This includes a weekly clean, linen and towel change. Any additional weeks are to be paid to the host directly.   <br /
King’s Cross is London’s largest regeneration project. Over £3 billion is being spent redeveloping this 67 acre site.  With 50 new buildings, 20 new streets and 10 new public squares, it is a dynamic and exciting place to be. As indication, Google's Europe HQ is currently being constructed. The Guardian newspaper headquarters are already here, and the Eurostar now connects London with mainland Europe.<br /><br />It is also home to several cultural institutions – such as Central St Martins and Kings Place – as well as many bars and restaurants, like The St Pancras Grand.<br /><br />King's Cross was named after a huge monument of King George IV in 1835, which stood where King's Cross station - designed by the architect Lewis Cubitt – now resides. Following the Second World War, this busy industrial district underwent economic decline and, by the 1990s, was in need of regeneration.<br /><br />King's Cross is full of lively bars, some of which are relatively new to the area, such as, the S
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