Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Ethernet connection Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker TV with standard cable Microwave Oven Room-darkening shades Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Luggage dropoff allowed Self check-in Long term stays allowed Shampoo Cooking basics Indoor fireplace Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Beautiful old flat in Camden
Interesting old Georgian building. 3 min walk to the market or Camden Town tube. Superb access to transport right across London and many places are walkable. Comfortable, a nice place to hang around. Access to all facilities. The double bedroom is light and quite spacious, living room is largish and very bright. I will greet you on arrival unless you are arriving at an odd time - there is a keybox for other times - and show you where everything is. You can call me 24/7. <br /><br />Anyone is welcome here.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The flat is in a Georgian grade II listed building which is one of the earliest houses in Camden built in 1820. It tells Camden's story having been built as a posh villa in the countryside but finding itself within a few years surrounded by the new transport hub that Camden became and in particular the noise and dirt of steam trains. In the 1840s the North London Line ploughed through Camden on its distinctive brick viaduct demolishing the neighbouring
Camden? What can I say? Amy Winehouse lived in the next street, Prowse Place, and her favourite hangout the Hawley Arms is also one of mine. It is very nearby as is everything else Camden. The flat is also near Kentish Town, a slightly less raucous neighbour to Camden, full of life but not tourists. The market needless to say is a just a few minutes walk along the canal.
I'm supposedly a senior manager in the UK's railway industry but I'm currently 'between jobs'. That means that the fun central London flat I bought for work is no longer needed as such (I ordinarily live with my family in a far off suburb). So I'm renting the flat out on AirBnB until something turns up so that I can avoid renting it full time.

What I can say though is that I know London well and love it to bits. I can help you do so as well if you can put up with the slightly haphazard but always relaxed and workable arrangements (I was never destined to be a hotelier!)

Iain
