One-bedroom furnished fourth-floor flat situated south of Euston Road (the British Library is visible from the windows).
Extremely good transport links: Kings Cross, St Pancras, and Euston are nearby.
Restaurants and everyday shopping are also nearby in the opposite direction: in Leigh and Marchmont* Streets and in the Brunswick Centre.

Accommodation consists of: hall, living-room, bedroom with fitted mirrored wardrobes, fitted kitchen, bathroom (shower, no bath).
Double bed + fold-down single Z-bed.
Electric night-storage heaters, washing-machine, cooker, fridge, TV, coffee maker, iron and ironing-board.
Bed-linen and towels supplied.
Lift. No parking.
Sorry, no pets allowed in block.

Available for a minimum of a week.

Email me for further information and rates.

*Virginia Woolf wrote on moving back to Bloomsbury: ‘can I collect any first impressions? how Marchmont Street was like Paris ... Oh the convenience of this place! & the loveliness too. We walk home from theatres, through the entrails of London. Why do I love it so much?’ (Diary, 5 April 1924).

‘I have been for a little walk in Marchmont Street and bought a kettle (2/3) and some cars. (so they call carnations)’ (Letters, 19 February [1929]).