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Property Guide – Welcome to Our Home! PROPERTY GUIDE – WELCOME TO OUR HOME! We hope you enjoy your stay here and enjoy what London has to offer. Keys/Access to the property 1 key for the building, 2 keys for flat door. First unlock the bottom lock with the big key, then the top lock with the smaller key. Please ensure you always shut all windows and lock the bottom lock on your way out. PLEASE BE CAREFUL NOT TO LOSE THE KEYS OR LOCK THEM IN THE PROPERTY. Particular requests and information about the Bright and spacious duplex apartment situated in a quiet property green area near a vibrant high street with a variety of shops, an abundance of cafes and restaurants with cuisines from all over the world, whilst only a short tube journey away from central London. Two double bedrooms, 2 x bathrooms (1 en-suite), separate guest WC. Lounge room with a 55 x inch smart TV with Netflix and high speed internet connection, separate kitchen (with a Nutribullet blender and a Nespresso coffee machine), dining room overlooking a well maintained shared garden, off street parking in a private driveway. A short walk from Hampstead Heath and Golders Hill park which houses a butterfly house, a zoo, a deer enclosure, a number of ponds and tennis courts. Basic House Rules No Smoking – No Pets Allowed – No Partying or Loud Noises Keep the place clean and tidy – no dirty dishes left over please Fee for lost key from £50 and £100 for smoking WIFI Network Name VM1655733 Password 8gdnthqDvwzx Where is the modem kept Behind the TV in the lounge room How the heating & hot water Central heating or other? Central heating system works How the TV system works Remote controlled, the home entertainment system manual is on (if applicable) the TV stand. Waste disposal instructions How to (recycled or normal black bag) and collection days? Normal bags. Bins + recycling bins are in the driveway. Waste is collected on Wednesday mornings so it’s best to take out the rubbish on Tuesday evening. Checkout process If not already agreed, someone will contact you to agree the checkout time. We try to be flexible however if we have guests coming early then we may require checkout before 11:00 Where to find some key items: Hairdryer In the second bedroom. There is also a second TV there. Boiler & thermostat The thermostat is on the staircase wall, the control panel is in the cupboard next to the thermostat. The boiler is in the kitchen cupboard, above the sink and to the left. Washing machine In the kitchen. LOCAL AREA INFORMATION Full Property Address Flat 4 Saville House, 29 Hoop Lane, London NW11 8BS Nearest Transport Links & Nearest tube station is Golders Green (0.3mi) which is on the Directions to the Property Edgware branch of the Northern Line and gets you to central London in under 15 mins. Brent Cross tube station is 0.7mi. Regular National Express coaches run from the bus station to Stansted and Luton airports and the North. Nearest grocery shops & Sainsbury’s Local – 6 min walk - 29-37 Golders Green Rd, London pharmacy NW11 8EE Costcutter Supermarket – 7 min walk - 15 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8DY Sainsbury’s Supermarket – 8min walk - 614 Finchley Rd, London NW11 7RX Marks & Spencer – 12min walk - 820-832 Finchley Rd, London NW11 6XL Waitrose – 12min walk - 32-39 Temple Fortune Parade, London NW11 0QS Boots Pharmacy– 4min walk - 58-60 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8LN Jethro Pharmacy – 4 min walk - 120 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8HB Warman Freed Pharmacy – 5 min walk - 45 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8EL Recommended local Likya – excellent Turkish restaurant. Great grilled meat and restaurants, cafes or places desserts. to go out 4 min walk - 68-70 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8LN Damoa – Asian restaurant, great for lunch or takeaway food. Bento boxes and bubble tea or beer. 5 min walk - 32 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8LL Machiato – cozy café bar that serves sandwiches & cakes. 63 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8EL Spicy Grill – great Korean restaurant. 122 Golders Green Rd, London NW11 8HB L’Artista – Pizzeria / Italian restaurant. 915-917 Finchley Rd, Golders Green, London NW11 7PE The Old Bull & Bush – Gastropub on Hampstead Heath, nice terrace, good cocktails. N End Way, Golders Green, London NW3 7HE Parking Options (Is parking available? Either a space with the property or on street) Yes, in the private driveway. Taxi company Uber (booking via app) or Addison Lee 020 7387 8888 Emergencies Call ‘999’ for emergency service for Fire, Ambulance, Police Area Map AMENITIES & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL ITEMS ITEM LOCATED OPERATING INSTRUCTION Washing machine Kitchen Make and model - Provide manual Bosch Exxcel Maxx Freedom Performance http://www.bosch- home.co.uk/supportdetail/product/WVT1 260GB/01#/Tabs=section-firstaid/ Dryer As above As above Clothes dryer In second bedroom Iron & board In second bedroom Philips Azur Performer Plus Sofa bed N/A Baby cot N/A Extra blankets In second bedroom Extra pillows 2 x pillows in each bedroom Extra duvets 1 x double duvet in each bedroom Smoke alarm 1 x downstairs, 1 x in the First Alert stairwell, 1 x upstairs Carbon monoxide - Fire extinguisher - Fuse box Above door outside guest WC on the left Adaptor plugs In second bedroom KITCHEN ITEMS ITEM LOCATED OPERATING INSTRUCTION Oven & Hob In kitchen Make and model - Provide manual Zanussi ZOB35301XK https://www.manualslib.com/products/Z anussi-Zob35301xk-3094853.html Microwave N/A Make and model - Provide manual Toaster N/A Kettle In kitchen Breville Coffee machine In kitchen Nespresso Magimix Dishwasher In kitchen Make and model - Provide manual Bosch Time + Water saving CLEANING EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Cleaning Equipment ITEM LOCATED Vacuum Cleaner and Make and model - Provide manual Model Henry Xtra HVX 200-11 Manual is in the cupboard opposite the guest WC Vacuum Cleaner Bags In the cupboard opposite the guest WC Bucket & Mop In the cupboard opposite the guest WC Dustpan and Brush In the cupboard opposite the guest WC Clothes, Sponges & In cupboard under the kitchen sink Wipes Rubber Gloves In cupboard under the kitchen sink Cleaning Products & Supplies ITEM LOCATED Bin Bags Last drawer next to the fridge Toilet Roll In all bathrooms Handsoap In all bathrooms Washing Up Liquid In cupboard under kitchen sink Dishwasher Tabs Last cupboard to the left above the washing machine Dishwasher Rinse Aid Last cupboard to the left above the washing machine Dishwasher Salt Last cupboard to the left above the washing machine Wash Machine Products Last cupboard to the left above the washing machine Air Fresheners - Floor Cleaner In the cupboard opposite the guest WC WC Cleaner In guest WC Oven Cleaner In cupboard under kitchen sink Kitchen Cleaner In cupboard under kitchen sink General Purpose Cleaner In cupboard under kitchen sink Bath/Shower Cleaner In cupboard under kitchen sink Limescale Cleaner In cupboard under kitchen sink Window/Glass Cleaner In cupboard under kitchen sink Carpet Cleaner Last cupboard to the left above the washing machine HOUSEKEEPING INFORMATION ITEM LOCATED Welcome Gift (if required) - Linen Storage Right hand side of wardrobe in second bedroom Owner Linen (if provided - must be locked away) Post Storage & Leave post in the post box downstairs Instructions Specific info to take care Please be careful with the glass coffee table (don’t sit on it or or be aware for this put anything extremely heavy on it, use coasters for hot or property extremely cold drinks). The coffee machine is compatible with non-Nespresso (e.g. Marks & Spencers) coffee pods as well. Please take your shoes of downstairs, before stepping on the carpet. .
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