Washer Outdoor furniture Hangers Dishwasher Wifi Dishes and silverware Shared patio or balcony Refrigerator TV Backyard Microwave Oven Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Self check-in Long term stays allowed Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
Stylish apartment with pretty roof terrace
A bright and sunny one-bed flat with a private roof terrace in West Hampstead, just 12 minutes by tube from Green Park. <br />The flat is nicely decorated in a converted Victorian building on the second floor (no lift so a few steps to climb!). The whole flat will be yours and comes equipped with all the essentials you need, with wi-fi and a fantastic shower. It's close to popular local bars, restaurants and great transport links – with the Jubilee tube line running all night Fridays and Saturdays.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Bright and airy, the flat is nicely decorated with original art on the walls that I've picked up on my travels, and has kitchen utensils, fresh bed linen and towels, plus essentials like milk, coffee, tea and biscuits (it is England...). The bedroom is at the back of the building away from the street, so nice and quiet, plus there's a really good shower (but no bath). <br />The roof terrace is a real sun trap - you find yourself sitting out there in November 
West Hampstead is a wonderful place to live or stay. Green and leafy, relaxed and friendly, it has a pretty high street with lots of bars, restaurants and shops.<br /><br />There's a great Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings selling local produce, a brilliant local butcher, greengrocer and fancy chocolate shop, as well as bars, restaurants and coffee shops. There's small M&S, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Waitrose shops a few minutes' away on the main road, plus a large Sainsbury's that's a 15-minute walk away. <br /><br />It's a 20-minute walk up the hill to beautiful Hampstead Village and the Heath for lovely summer evenings. There's also a park at the end of the road if you fancy a jog.<br /><br />It's also brilliant for transport, with three stations (one underground, two overground) that get you to the West End or St Pancras International in around 10 minutes. The Jubilee line tube also runs all night long on Fridays and Saturdays.<br /><br />If you want to eat out, try the Petite Corée
I’m a freelance writer who was born in the UK, grew up in Melbourne and made London my home over 30 years ago. I’m into theatre, opera, good food and travel, and have a boundless love for my adoptive city.