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Small Bedroom (Great Location!) WC1
Situated on a quiet tree-lined street, less than 10 minutes' walk from Kings Cross St Pancras Station, and similarly the delights of Islington's Upper Street, this flat is perfectly located for a short (or not-so-short) visit to London.<br /><br />History buffs might be interested to note that Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (more commonly known by his alias, "Lenin") lived just around the corner whilst helping to mastermind the Russian Revolution...<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />*** Please note; this room is small (3m x 2.6m) and, although it can comfortably accommodate two people, it is best suited for single occupancy; for a larger room (including one with an ensuite shower-room) or for the entire apartment,  please see my other Listings***<br /><br />My place is comfortable rather than "flashy", and I aim to provide a welcoming 'home-from-home' stay for all guests. There's a large lounge, garden, all mod cons (cable tv & wi-fi included) and a large kitchen.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b
Seriously, you couldn't wish for a better part of London to stay in (if I say so myself!). <br /><br />Islington's Upper Street has a range of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars as extensive as any other area of London, but at a much more leisured pace. For even more selection, try Exmouth Market and Clerkenwell - or explore the restaurants and bars (including the longest champagne bar in Europe!) at St Pancras. If you prefer to cook yourself, there's a range of supermarkets close by to get your supplies - or you can visit Chapel Market for fresh fruit & veg at super-cheap prices...<br /><br />For the fitness enthusiasts, there are numerous gyms close by (I can let you use my pass!), as well as Regent's Canal which is a great morning run route (also great for cycling or walking) taking you westward through Camden Town, London Zoo and out to Little Venice - or eastward through Shoreditch and London Fields out to the Olympic Park! <br /><br />More sedate entertainment is available at Sad
Professional (lawyer, but don't hold that against me!), living and working in London. I enjoy the usual range of activities (despite a mildly concerning obsession with watching rugby, particularly NZ) and am generally easy-going and quite social.