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Incredible, 3 Floor Family Home - Sleeps 4 + Crib
This entire family home is the perfect base for your London stay, be it for business or pleasure. With a large, private back garden and 3 floors you will have all the space you need to feel relaxed and at home. Boasting a fully stocked kitchen you can decide between eating in or ordering in! It is a family home and contains amenities for bringing a baby as well, including crib and baby bath. You are a very short walk to Willesden Junction station allowing you easy access to the rest of London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Kitchen:<br />- Fully equipped<br />- Oven<br />- Stove<br />- Refrigerator<br />- Microwave<br />- Toaster<br />- Kettle<br />- Washing machine<br />- Dishwasher<br />- Coffee Machine<br /><br />Living Area:<br />- Sofa<br />- Coffee table<br />- Dining table and chairs<br />- TV<br />- Piano<br /><br />Bedrooms:<br />- Large double and Super King size beds<br />- Hotel quality linen<br />- Hotel quality towels<br />- TV in upstairs, double bedroom<br /><br />Bat
Willesden Green is five miles north-west of central London and Smith would celebrate the fact that the focal point of its high street, along the High Road, is its brand-new library and museum, built after a fierce local planning battle, which is tacked on to the back of the original Edwardian library building.<br /><br /> <br /><br />The museum tells the story of how Willesden changed after the arrival of the Metropolitan line. <br /><br /> <br /><br />By the 1890s it was the fastest-growing district in London. Waves of immigration shaped the area’s history, so much so that by the mid-Sixties a fifth of its residents hailed from Ireland. <br /><br /> <br /><br />Visitors to the museum can learn how the Barham family started sending milk from Willesden’s dairy cows to central London by express train — calling the business Express Dairies — and how Titus Barham’s collections provided the foundation for the museum. <br /><br /> <br /><br />Willesden’s close neighbours are Neasden, Crickle