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Striking flat in bohemian Hampstead
This contemporary flat has old victorian features - stunning bay windows with shatters and beautiful stucco detail in the high ceilings, and, yet it feels modern with its wooden floors, open-plan kitchen, designer furniture and a lovely garden view.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The flat is on the raised ground floor and is very spacious. It has 4 meter victorian ceilings, large bay windows and big rooms.<br /><br />It comfortably fits a couple or a professional on a business trip. There are two sofas in the living room may suit a third person.<br />There are two bathrooms - one is en-suite shower room in the main bedroom and another is a large family bathroom and w/c.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />You have access to fully fitted kitchen, 2 bathrooms, living space and 1 bedroom. The second bedroom is locked and not in use. <br />Feel free to read books on the shelves but do put them back. <br />Please re-stock the kitchen and household supplies if you have used them.
It is a vibrant, cosmopolitan village with a rich history in the heart of London. It is known for its numerous intellectual, liberal, artistic, musical and literary associations as well as the magnificent Hampstead Heath park with its protected view across the city skyline. <br />Hampstead's narrow, winding lanes, quaint cobbled streets and alleyways give it a quirky character and charm that seem, in part, to belong to another age. The high street is full of upscale boutiques, fashionable restaurants, cafés and bars and, in contrast, also a thriving community market where cottage industry stallholders include a greengrocer, fishmonger, florist and cakemaker.<br />There is a reminder of Hampstead’s rich literary heritage at almost every turn. Alfred Lord Douglas, Oscar Wilde’s lover, lived in Church Row where, further down, HG Wells wrote some of his most prophetic works. Benham’s Place was home to Robert Louis Stevenson and John Constable lived at nearby Well Walk, while at Byron Villa
Hello, welcome to my flat.  
I have travelled extensively and now have settled in the most diverse and exciting city on the planet. I love London and I hope you will enjoy your stay too.
I like discovering new places, and there are always hidden gems in London. Hampstead is a bit eccentric and is perfectly suitable for creative types, families or both. It is well-situated for discoveries whether you like history and nature - Hampstead heath is a large park with pods and groves, or you prefer good shops, restaurants, vibrant markets - Camden is not very far. 