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Old-charm 2-Bedroom flat in Belsize Park
This is a beautiful, bright, airy, quiet flat on the 2/F of a handsome Victorian house looking towards Hampstead Heath. This high spec flat has oak flooring & a traditional open fire. It has a bright living/dining room, modern fully fitted kitchen & an attractive bathroom.<br /><br />The flat has 1 double bed, 1 small double bed and 3 fitted wardrobes.<br /><br />7 min to Belsize Park Tube (zone 2) & many cosmopolitan cafes/restaurants. 6 min-walk to Hampstead Heath & overground station. 12 min to Camden Market.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Amenities: <br />- Professionally cleaned<br />- Hotel-quality bed linen and towels<br />- 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys<br />- Wifi <br /><br />Kitchen:<br />- Fully equipped<br />- Oven<br />- Stove<br />- Refrigerator<br />- Freezer<br />- Washer/Dryer<br />- Kettle<br />- Extractor fan<br />- Food mixer<br /><br />Bedroom 1:<br />- Double bed <br />- Double wardrobe<br />- Side-lamp<br /><br />Bedroom 2:<br />- Small doub
"North West London can sometimes feel like Beverly Hills with bad weather, due to the multi-million pound properties and groups of celebrity pals sipping smoothies in local delis. But while Hampstead and St John’s Wood are known for their famous residents, beautiful Belsize Park has somehow managed to slip under the radar.<br /><br />Nestled cosily in the borough of Camden between the well-to-do Primrose Hill and the more alternative Camden Town, you can enjoy the best of both worlds here, and get value for your money. Plus, it’s just 3.4 miles away from central London! What are you waiting for?<br /><br />The name Belsize Park comes from the French bel assis, meaning ‘well-situated’. It appears in records from as far back as the 1300s, as the Manor of Belsize, and by the 18thcentury the estate had grown to include a number of farms and houses alongside the main house. It soon became a popular destination for the gentry and aristocracy to enjoy themselves (including the Prince and Prin