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Spacious and modern 1 Bed Flat in Fitzrovia
Make yourself at home, enjoy the Houst experience, and feel like a true local at our spacious and modern apartment in the heart of Fitzrovia.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />With its modern and quirky design, the living room is the perfect sight as soon as you come into this space. The contrasting colours, bold decorations and ceiling windows drenching the place with natural light, make this space one of a kind.<br /><br />Next to this, you will find the chic yet earthy kitchen, which is fully equipped with everything you will need to make a delectable feast, to then enjoy at the dining area that seats four people.<br /><br />Our snug and comfortable queen size bed, soft sheets and pillows are perfect for a goodnight sleep. This room also features an ample amount of storage space and a comfy sofa. <br /><br />And lastly, the bathroom comes with a toilet, sink and tall shower for you to relax and indulge in an at home spa day. Towels and toiletries will be provided.<br /><br /><b>Guest
Small yet mighty, Fitzrovia is squeezed into the compact stretch of land between Soho, Marylebone and Bloomsbury, but don’t let its size fool you – this area is packed with fantastic restaurants, unique independent galleries, stunning Georgian squares and a rich literary history that few areas of London can compete with. Fitzrovia is a real blend of old and new, with haphazard streets compared to the regulated grids of Marylebone (a result of various different developers throughout time) and 1960s office blocks situated just around the corner from stucco-fronted aristocratic housing. Old-fashioned pubs with beer-stained carpets sit alongside trendy coffee cafes and brasseries, while old facilities such as abandoned Victorian toilets or workshops are turned into bars and galleries.<br /><br />Whilst Fitzrovia's beautiful architecture and abundance of great restaurants, bars and everything in between is an attraction in itself, the fact that the flat is close to Regent's Park cannot be o
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