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Space This apartment has a really bright, relaxing atmosphere inside, with fantastic decor. It has a colourful and cool interior feel. The kitchen contains all the essentials you'll need to cook with, and has a dining table space for four. The living space has a large comfy sofa with lots of cushions. We also provide speedy and free wifi and USB charging points to save having to bring a UK plug adaptor. The bathroom has a great power shower, and heated flooring as well. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed with a 5000 pocket sprung mattress. The second bedroom has one single bed, with the option to pull out a second single bed (again pocket sprung) which will stay on a lower level. Please note that once the 2nd single bed is pulled out in the 2nd bedroom there will be no gap between the beds making the space a little tight for adults but still manageable and great for teenagers and children. Access You'll have the entire place to yourself Interaction My home is being managed by an award-winning property management service team who will do everything they can to ensure you have a fantastic stay! If you have any questions, please get in touch through the channel platform. Neighborhood Rich, red windowpanes contrast against regal, white stone buildings in Marylebone. Intimate bookstores, family-owned patisseries, and high-end boutiques help the neighbourhood maintain a cosy village vibe, despite its central London location. Cricket players outnumber cobblers in this ritzy neighbourhood, and with its very own green space, (not to mention Hyde Park is just a neighbourhood away), there's plenty of room for friendly competitions. Transit The flat is just 3 minutes walk from Marylebone station, or a short walk to Edgware Road or Baker Street stations as well. There are plenty of local buses to hop on, too! The London Eye: 15 minutes on the tube The Tower of London: 22 minutes on the tube Heathrow Airport: 70 minutes on the tube Gat...

## The neighborhood Rich, red windowpanes contrast against regal, white stone buildings in Marylebone. Intimate bookstores, family-owned patisseries, and high-end boutiques help the neighbourhood maintain a cosy village vibe, despite its central London location. Cricket players outnumber cobblers in this ritzy neighbourhood, and with its very own green space, (not to mention Hyde Park is just a neighbourhood away), there's plenty of room for friendly competitions. ## Getting around The flat is just 3 minutes walk from Marylebone station, or a short walk to Edgware Road or Baker Street stations as well. There are plenty of local buses to hop on, too! The London Eye: 15 minutes on the tube The Tower of London: 22 minutes on the tube Heathrow Airport: 70 minutes on the tube Gatwick Airport: 55 minutes by tube and train Kings Cross: 9 minutes on the tube National Gallery: 15 minutes on the tube West End: 10 minutes on the tube Madame Tussaud: 10 minutes walking