Summary:
A charming two bedroom flat in a fabulous Edwardian street, situated between Primrose Hill and Belsize Park, well served by the Tube and buses. The neighbourhood has a village-like charm, with its leafy streets, independent coffee shops, cosy pubs, and boutiques. Whether enjoying a meal or pint at a local pub, this is one of London’s most sought-after spots. The fabulous Hampstead village and renowned Hampstead Heath are but a short ride away and Central London is always within easy reach.
The Space:
✦ 24/7 guest support
✦ Professionally cleaned
✦ Hotel-quality bed linen and towels
✦ Wifi available
✦ Please be advised that this property operates on a fully self-catered basis. While certain amenities such as salt and pepper, cooking oil, and toiletries may be provided, their availability is not guaranteed and may vary between bookings.
Step inside this inviting two-bedroom flat, designed for guests who want to experience London like a local. Leather furnishings, unique artwork, and homely touches create a welcoming environment around a cosy fireplace. With two bedrooms (a master with a king-size bed, plus a loft-style mezzanine with a double bed), a fully equipped kitchen, a modern bathroom, and a bright living area, this flat is the perfect base for your stay. Head into the city for a show, or to Hampstead Heath to swim in the ponds or the Lido, and embrace a countryside-style getaway.
Kitchen:
Warm wooden floors and white cabinetry set the tone for this well-equipped space. Built-in appliances, a gas hob, and a coffee machine mean you can enjoy cooking during your stay, with all the cutlery, crockery, and cookware you might need at hand. A fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine make longer stays easier, so you can feel right at home.
Living Room:
At the heart of the home is the inviting living area, complete with two brown leather sofas, a matching armchair, and high ceilings. An exposed brick fireplace with a gas fire adds character and warmth, while the Smart TV is perfect for streaming your favourite shows. Gather around the dark wood circular dining table that seats four, ideal for mealtimes together. Bright sash windows, elegant curtains, plants, and thoughtful décor enhance the flat’s welcoming, homely feel.
Master Bedroom:
A calm and restful retreat, the master bedroom features wooden floors, matching bedside tables with lamps, and a comfortable king-size bed dressed in hotel-quality linens. With ample storage, you can unpack and feel at home right away, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.
Mezzanine Room:
A staircase leads up to the lofted bed, creating a private and cosy sleeping area. Below, built-in wardrobes provide plenty of storage, while a desk with a monitor and seating makes this space ideal for remote workers looking for a productive setup during their stay.
Bathroom:
The modern bathroom features two-tone grey tiles paired with a wooden basin unit, giving it a cottage-inspired charm. You’ll have a bath with a shower attachment, toilet, and basin, as well as a heated towel rail, fresh towels, and complimentary toiletries for a stress-free stay.
This flat offers the best of both worlds: a village-like atmosphere with easy access to central London. Whether you’re visiting for work or leisure, it’s a homely and stylish base for your stay.
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property during their stay. Many more tips and details in our Welcome Pack. Enjoy!
The Neighborhood:
Situated between the grand mansions of Hampstead and the creative buzz of Camden, Primrose Hill and Belsize Park strike the perfect balance of refined yet relaxed, village-like yet central. Think leafy squares, elegant Edwardian villas, and streets lined with white stucco houses—a classic family neighbourhood that feels off the tourist trail while still being within easy reach of London’s sights.
On England’s Lane you’ll find independent gems like Terra Moderna (Italian dining), Artichoke (fruit, veg & juice bar), and The Washington, a proper old-school pub. There’s also a bakery, butchers, cafés, and a Tesco Express, with stylish boutiques and patisseries giving the area a distinctly European piazza feel.
Belsize Park offers two centres: around the Underground (with a supermarket, cinema, and casual dining) and Belsize Village, where locals gather on warm evenings. Bagels, Brazilian BBQ, fish, Greek, and Italian spots bring plenty of flavour, alongside the sofa-clad Everyman Cinema for a more relaxed film experience.
Primrose Hill is a short walk away for sweeping views over London, the Saturday food market, and Regent’s Park & London Zoo just beyond.
Hampstead Village offers charming pubs (The Freemasons Arms, The Flask, The Wells Tavern), artisanal shops, and cultural treasures like Keats House, Burgh House, and Daunt Books. Stop by the Hampstead Butcher or the Creperie stalls, or enjoy a film at the luxe Everyman Cinema.
Hampstead Heath is the crown jewel—an expanse of greenery larger than Central Park, with wild swimming ponds, the Lido, Parliament Hill viewpoints, and Kenwood House (a stately home and free art gallery). From here, stroll on to Highgate Village and its famous cemetery, or lose yourself in rustic woodland trails.
Beyond the neighbourhood, Camden Town is minutes away for its canal, food stalls, and music scene. You’re also well connected to central London for days spent exploring museums in South Kensington, browsing Soho and Covent Garden, or wandering Borough Market and the South Bank.
Our favourite days out:
Hampstead & Highgate:
Wander across Hampstead Heath, stop by the bathing ponds or Lido, then explore Highgate Cemetery and Village. Don’t miss a fresh empanada from Chango on your way.
Camden & King’s Cross:
Cycle or stroll along the Regent’s Canal from Camden to King’s Cross. Browse the market stalls, then refuel with a sandwich at Sons & Daughters in Coal Drops Yard.
South Kensington & Chelsea:
Head to South Kensington for the V&A or Natural History Museum. Stop by Tombo for a light Japanese lunch and matcha ice cream, then wander to the Saatchi Gallery and King’s Road boutiques.
London Bridge & the South Bank:
Sample street food at Borough Market, cross Tower Bridge, and stroll the river past the Tower of London. Pause on the Thames foreshore for a unique view of the city.
Shoreditch & Brick Lane:
Explore Spitalfields Market and Arnold Circus before continuing to Brick Lane for vintage shopping and the famous salt beef bagel at Beigel Bake.
West End & Soho:
Spend the day shopping on Oxford Street, Liberty, or Carnaby Street. Break for tea at Sketch, cocktails at Cahoots, and dinner in buzzing Soho or Covent Garden.
Chinatown & Leicester Square:
Dive into the heart of Chinatown for authentic eats, late-night snacks, and plenty of atmosphere—just steps from Leicester Square and the West End theatres
Getting Around:
Belsize Park Underground Station (Northern Line) is around a 7-minute walk, with direct trains to Camden, King’s Cross, and the West End. Chalk Farm Underground Station is about 8 minutes away, and Swiss Cottage (Jubilee Line) is around 10 minutes on foot, offering quick links to Bond Street and Canary Wharf. Several bus routes run along Haverstock Hill and Finchley Road, providing easy connections to central London and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Other Things to Note:
We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in eviction from the property and charges for any damages or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!
NOTE: The flat 2 stories above this property will be erecting scaffolding at the front of the building (obstructing one of the windows, the 2nd bedroom window) from Oct 1st to the 25th. This will not be disruptive at all. There will be no noise.
