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Central, Quirky & Modern 3-Bed Home In Kings Cross
Truly unique and beautifully renovated Grade II listed detached period property in the Oakley Square Gardens.<br /><br />Superbly located for Mornington Crescent underground station, only a two minute walk away. Euston and Kings Cross are also very easily accessible.<br /><br />The house is entered through an electric gate and includes a delightful living room with views over the park gardens.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />A charming and historic property, The Lodge was built in 1836 and is the only surviving example of what were originally seven such lodges situated in the parks and gardens of London.  <br /><br />Used by the private watchmen of Victorian landowners, the lodges were designed to offer 360 degree views around the property.  In this case the landowner was the Duke of Bedford, and the Bedford Coat of Arms still exists above the property to this day.  Situated in Oakley Square Gardens it has been described as resembling a ‘Thomas Nash offcut’. It is also one of the only
Camden is home to a mix of markets, cuisines, bars and restaurants, live music and more. Full of stalls and vintage shops you can easily spend a day here.<br /><br />Not far is Hampstead Heath, Regents Park, London Zoo and Primrose Hill offer amazing panoramic views of London - only a walk away.<br /><br />London's Camden Town buzzes with colourful charm with its canal-side markets and live music scene. There is tons of street art throughout Camden which bodes well for all those holiday photos!<br /><br />Some of Camden’s highlights to look out for<br /><br />The Koko Cafe<br />Caravan<br />The Lock Tavern<br />Shaka Zulu<br />Masala Zone<br />Dishoom
I work in London and live just outside with my wife Emma and our three boys. The Lodge was our home back in the days - when we were young(er) and freer to enjoy all the amazing things the area has to offer. 

My background is in art and design and Emma is a writer.  For us, Camden was the perfect place to soak up the artistic culture of Central London. 

The house itself, which was originally a park keeper's lodge, is a genuine one-off and the only detached house in the area. There really is nothing else quite like it, as you'll see if you book a stay there :)