Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Shower gel Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker TV with standard cable Microwave Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Pack ’n play/Travel crib Shampoo Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Modern 3 bed  Notting Hill sleeps 5
Situated a stones throw from the Portebello Market and Notting Hill , this 3 bed maisonette offers plenty of space and a combination of two Super Kings and one single or five single beds, the apartment has all modern conveniences and broadband.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This is a spacious and light 3 bed apartment set over two floors ( upper ground floor and 1st floor) <br />The property has two large double bedrooms and a single room with sleeping configuration of 2 Kingsize beds and 1 singles or 5 singles.<br /><br />There is a bathroom/shower en suite and another bathroom shower on the ground floor.<br /><br />There is a fully fitted kitchen with all modern conveniences and dining table for 5 people.<br /><br />Upstairs there is a lounge with 2 couches and 2 easy chairs, flat screen TV and wireless broadband.<br /><br />The flat is for a family of 5 , however we do charge an extra £30.00 per night for 5 adult groups<br /><br />We offer discounts for longer term relocations.<b
What is there not to love about this neighbourhood, there is good transport, plenty of shops and great pubs and restaurants.<br /><br />Ladbroke Grove is 3 minutes away and Portebello Market 5 minutes away with Nottinghill  5 minutes on a bus.<br /><br />History<br />The etymology of “Notting” in unclear but most agree that it is a Saxon name. Notting Barns was first mentioned in the 14C. Before urbanisation, the area comprised gravel pits, pig farms, potteries and brick kilns. There is a lot of clay in the area. Much of the area was owned by the Ladbroke family who also had holdings in Kensington. In 1821, a nephew of the family, James Weller inherited the estate, changed his name to James Weller Ladbroke and put in train the project to build up the area with Victorian town houses for the gentry. To do this he needed an Act of Parliament to allow him to change leases from 21 to 99 years. The architect Thomas Allason was responsible for the entire project, Ladbroke himself taking very 
Hi my name is Annette,  Tony and I have been running apartments in London for the last 11 years, we are really hands on and am on call 24/7 for any emergencies or requests.
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