Hangers Single level home Bed linens Garden view Wifi Dishes and silverware Paid parking on premises Refrigerator Private backyard – Fully fenced Free parking on premises Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Microwave Oven Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Luggage dropoff allowed TV with Amazon Prime Video Self check-in Patio or balcony Shampoo Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
Whole studio flat with garden patio
Large studio flat in a well located Victorian terrace as independant unit, with views onto both front and rear garden. Behind the door to the rented space your will find a spacious room with a 3m high ceiling, a beautiful parquet floor, private terrace, kitchen, shower and toilet. Located on a quiet street, there are convenience stores and places to eat and drink within a two minute walk.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This self contained studio flat mainly consists of a 10m by 4m space, with a 3m high ceiling, a beautiful parquet floor, and a private terrace. It also contains a small kitchen, shower and toilet.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Guests have access to a self contained studio flat, complete with kitchen, shower, toilet and private terrace.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />Any rubbish that can be recycled should be put in the green wheelie bin outside our front door. The local council sorts the contents into glass, paper, plastic, etc. Do not put any bin ba
Archway/Upper Holloway is halfway between Holloway and Highgate, literally and metaphorically. Centuries ago, Highgate was a wealthy villlage on a hill overlooking London. Today, Highgate is home to some very large, very beautiful public parks, and some of the richest people in London. Half an hours walk down from Highgate Hill, Holloway is far less wealthy, but rather more lively. Historically it was mainly populated by Irish immigrants, but now Holloway is filled with large numbers of students.
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Thanks to my flexible working arrangements, I am happy to welcome and look after guests from all over the world.