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## The space Amenities: - Professionally cleaned - Hotel-quality bed linen and towels - 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys Kitchen: - Fully equipped - Oven - Stove - Refrigerator - Microwave - Washing machine Reception room: - Double sofa bed - TV with Amazon Fire (Netflix, BBC IPlayer, Amazon and more). - Bluetooth speaker - Dining table Bedroom: - Double bed - Walk-in wardrobe - Dresser - Full length mirror - Iron and ironing board ## Guest access Guests will have access to the entire property during their stay ## Guest interaction My support team or I will be contactable by email or telephone throughout your stay. ## Other things to note A full set of guest information will be provided on reservation. There is usually space to park outside, but parking restrictions apply so please check Islington Council or signs on the Street outside to make sure you avoid parking fines. There is no guest parking permit for the flat.

## The neighborhood A beautiful park, a busy transport hub, a well-known fashion street plus a modern and successful theatre along with the legendary Rowan’s Ten Pin Bowling Alley which was recently saved from demolition by fans of it’s cheap n’ cheerful decor and bright blue slushies, make Finsbury Park a truly great place to stay. Aside from old-school pubs and decent rents, the park is one of the area’s biggest draws, with 110 acres of open land, tennis courts, football pitches and even a boating lake, as well as regular musical performances – the likes of Bob Dylan, Pulp and the Sex Pistols have all played in Finsbury Park in the past, and since 2014 Wireless Festival has been held here every July. A short bus ride will take you to the restaurants nightlife and shopping in Camden Town or Islington's Upper St. Finsbury Park Station is somewhat of a travel hub, with one of London’s busiest stations outside of Zone 1. The tube station covers both the Piccadilly and Victoria lines, meaning a direct journey to Piccadilly Circus takes only 15 minutes, while the National Rail station offers trains to locations including Moorgate, Kings Cross and Welwyn Garden City.