This one bedroom apartment offers a well-equipped kitchen, charming shabby chic decor with real oil paintings, and a vibrant ambiance. It's conveniently located near a buzzing restaurant district and just a 3-minute walk to the underground, providing easy access to central London in 10 minutes. An ideal base for exploring the city.

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Less than 10 minutes away from Victoria Station by metro, there is a community that immerses you in a new and exotic world of colours, sounds, and flavours. This is the largest Afro-Caribbean community in London. When you explore the local markets and engage with the community while listening to the reggae music that emanates from the locals, you will understand the artistic, creative, and cultural uniqueness of this community. Notably, famous people such as Bob Marley, David Bowie, Van Gogh, and Charlie Chaplin have lived in this area. But what makes Brixton so unique and unexpected? The first thing you will notice is the vast number of local markets and shops. From super-coloured fabrics, fruit and vegetable stands, to the largest selection of butchers and fishmongers in the area, to numerous wig and hairdresser shops, Brixton markets offer a wide selection of local and Caribbean products. From Brixton Station Road to the famous Electric Avenue, to Pop Brixton (a recreational space made up of cargo containers where you can find live music, street food, restaurants, and even the People's Fridge, an interesting sustainable project that allows locals to leave excess food for those in need), the Village Market, and the Row Market, the choices are endless. For street art enthusiasts, Brixton is a must-visit destination. Unlike neighbourhoods like Shoreditch or Brick Lane where graffiti changes constantly, in Brixton, you will find both current graffiti depicting important local icons or not, including David Bowie and Michelle Obama, but above all, the highest concentration of historical murals dating back to the 1980s.