Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Refrigerator TV Microwave Oven Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Patio or balcony Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
Gorgeous 1 Bed Flat W/ Terrace in Warren Street
This stunning 1 bedroom flat features a gorgeous private terrace and subtle modern decor. Ideally situated between Great Portland Street and Warren Street, the flat is right in the heart of buzzing West London while being a stone's throw from the sublime Regent's Park,  perfect for couples and business visitors. Set aside in a quiet residential road away from the hustle and bustle of the main roads, there are few places offering a quiet environment and within minutes of the very heart of London.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />- Professionally cleaned<br />- Hotel-quality high thread-count bed linen and towels<br />- 24/7 check-in<br />- Fully-equipped kitchen<br />- Balcony with incredible views of the city<br />- Private terrace<br /><br />Living room:<br />- Comfortable sofa<br />- Smart TV including Virgin TV and Netflix<br />- Open plan living and dining area<br /><br />Kitchen:<br />- Fully-equipped<br />- Oven<br />- Hob<br />- Fridge<br />- Microwave<br />- Kettle<br />- Toast
The flat is in a perfect location for access to the stunning areas of Fitzrovia and Marylebone, and is seconds away from Grade I-listed Fitzroy Square is one of London’s finest garden squares. Almost car-free, it is a quiet haven for cyclists, pedestrians and residents alike. Fitzroy Square is the architectural pinnacle of the area of London that has become known as Fitzrovia. Bounded by Oxford Street in the south, Euston Road in the north, Great Portland Street in the west and Gower Street in the east, Fitzrovia has always had a bohemian reputation, and unusually for London — a city that likes to send its workers to live in the suburbs —  it has homes, offices, shops and restaurants within its boundaries. Famous residents of Fitzrovia have included the novelist Virginia Woolf and playwright George Bernard Shaw, who both lived at separate times at No 29, Treasure Island author Robert Louis Stevenson, and Victorian prime minister Lord Salisbury.<br /><br />Just minutes away from Oxford 