Washer Iron Hangers Hair dryer Shampoo Smoke alarm Fire extinguisher First aid kit Kitchen Indoor fireplace Carbon monoxide alarm Heating Wifi TV with standard cable Essentials Breakfast
%%Prime Fitzrovia 2 bed apartment with court yard
SPECIAL OFFERS<br /><br />2 bed<br />Court yard<br />Newly renovated<br />Oxford Street<br /><br />This light and airy Victorian apartment based just off Oxford Street. Ideal central location.<br /><br />-2 Double beds ( one sofa bed)<br /><br />- Great outdoor area with lushly soft Astro turf and bistro seating.<br /><br />- It's in the triangle of stations Tottenham Court Road, Warren Street and Regent's Park stations all within 5 mins walk. <br /><br />- This apartment has everything you need for either a short or longer visits.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This apartment has the unique benefits of have a private outside space just off the Kitchen. With soft to walk on grass.<br /><br />You have a fully kitted kitchen along with the a Nespresso machine (provided with pods too)<br /><br />It is 5 mins walk to London most beautiful parks REGENTS PARK<br /><br />Compact but adequate proportions. This feels like a home from home.<br /><br />With crisp white linen on the beds to sump
Fitzrovia is an inner London neighbourhood with a mix of homes, commercial premises, medical and educational institutions. The district is frequently described as an urban village having a bohemian history, upmarket and home to some celebrities. Media reports often describe the area as “trendy”, “glamorous” and “swanky".<br /><br /><br />Fitzrovia is probably named after the Fitzroy Tavern,a public house situated on the corner of Charlotte Street and Windmill Street within the district. Until the end of the 19th century the area which now includes Fitzrovia belonged to the Duke of Grafton and his family; their surname is Fitzroy, which may be the source for the tavern. The name was adopted during the inter-war years initially by and later in recognition of the artistic and bohemian community habitually found at the public house.(The name Fitzroy derives from the Norman-French for "son of the king", although it usually implies the original holder was the bastard son of a king.<br /><br 
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