Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Shower gel Hot water kettle Bathtub Refrigerator TV Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: dresser and closet Self check-in Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Shampoo Cooking basics Essentials
Hampstead 19th Century Cottage
Make yourself at home and feel like a true local at our amazing 19th century village cottage in north west London.Recently renovated; double-glazed; 5 mins walk from underground and Hampstead Heath with a tiny patio area. Hampstead tube station provides quick and easy access to the rest of the city and its many more attractions and hot spots.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Welcome to your home away from home; a comfortable and well-connected entire house in a prime location in London.<br /><br />The real highlight of the home is that it is a 19th-century beautiful village cottage in the beautiful Hampstead within 5 minutes walk from the underground and Hampstead Heath. <br /><br />Picture yourself relaxing in the living area, with its tasteful decor and cosy feel. Whether you’re spending your time chilling out with friends, working from home, or you’re coming back after a long day of exploring the city, you can take the weight off your feet and make yourself at home!<br /><br />In th
North London’s Hampstead is a little village nestled next to Hampstead Heath, one of the city’s largest and wildest green spaces. Full of charming streets and literary history, the neighbourhood is a great place to wander through and soak up lovely little details.<br /><br />Kenwood House (English Heritage); Kenwood house cafe and restaurant serves breakfast; lunch and afternoon tea. Keat’s House, 10 Keat’s Grove; Fenton House (National Trust); 2 Willow Road (National Trust); Freud Musem, Maresfield Gdns., NW3. The Everyman cinema in Hampstead village, 5 mins walk from the house. This is a luxuriously appointed upmarket cinema with a bar and cafe serving refreshments to your seat.
My name is Sylvia and my husband is Ludwik and this is our cherished family home where we have lived for more than 30 years. We simply love the charm of Hampstead’s winding cobbled streets with its multitude of quaint shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. However we particularly love its history. Hampstead was home to a number of writers, poets and artists, including DH Lawrence, Robert Louis Stephenson, Daphne du Maurier, Keats and Constable. There is much to explore and amongst its gems are Hampstead Heath’s 18th century Kenwood House; Burgh House (next door to us); Fenton House; Keats’ House and the Freud Museum…and again don’t forget to check out the chic Everyman theatre cinema!…..and remember that you’re 15 minutes’ away from central London by tube!