Natural Habitat

Natural Habitat: Greater London

Where do we begin with this captivating address? Unmistakably designed to make you feel at home as soon as you walk through the front door, it’s also a curious mix of new and old, with a blend of different styles, period features and bold artwork to form a unique, twenty-first-century space. We love that every communal space invites you to spend time with your loved ones, including the huge, well-equipped kitchen (with a steam oven) and bright dining area. However, it's not just inside where you can gather — the adjoining walled garden is a thing of beauty, perfect for having a barbecue or just enjoying a quiet moment in and among the blooming foliage, including an apple tree centrepiece. When you fancy exploring the UK's capital, the vintage markets and brunch spots of Portobello Road can be reached in half an hour on foot, while you can get to Hampstead Heath in the same amount of time on the tube.

Home truths:
*The hosts’ dog (Pepper) usually lives here, but they won’t be around during your stay – allergies might be an issue though
*This home is split across three floors and there's no elevator, so it might not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility
*Bedroom four is set up for children with toys and a single bed
*There’s limited storage space in the third and fourth bedrooms
*Due to all of the fragile decorations, this home isn’t suitable for children under the age of two
*There's free parking available on the street