The Tottenham Paradise - Ravishing 2bdr Flat With Balcony

Name: The Tottenham Paradise - Ravishing 2bdr Flat With Balcony
Address: 60 Stamford Road, London, England, N15 4PZ, London, N15 4PZ, GB
Telephone: 44-2036240359

60 Stamford Road, London, England, N15 4PZ, London, GB

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9.4 km from the centre of London
12 km from London City Airport (LCY)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

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Prime Location Located in Haringey, The Tottenham Paradise offers a convenient stay near popular attractions like Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Finsbury Park. Comfortable Accommodation Enjoy a cozy stay in one of the 2-bedroom flats with a balcony, providing a relaxing retreat after a day of exploring the city. Nearby Attractions and Airports Easily access top landmarks such as Emirates Stadium and Brick Lane, as well as major airports including Heathrow and Gatwick. For a delightful stay in London, book The Tottenham Paradise - Ravishing 2bdr Flat With Balcony now!

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Free WiFi

Wheelchair accessible

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The Tottenham Paradise - Ravishing 2bdr Flat With Balcony

60 Stamford Road, London, England, N15 4PZ

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