It's a stunning architect-designed flat in the oh-so-trendy Clerkenwell area. This characterful masterpiece is full of quirk, with a fantastic collection of books, music, figurines, antiques and original pieces (not to mention the children's toys) that make for perfect entertainment options while you're relaxing in the glass annexe. Light and airy, the conservatory has been stylishly furnished with sofas, light wooden chairs and large bean bags to sink into as the sun streams through the ceiling. Outside, you'll find a small garden area, that's ideal for morning meditations or coffee in the fresh air. Back inside, this oasis of calm benefits from the sociable open-plan layout, extensive art pieces and artwork, plus a sleek limestone floor, that makes for a fresh and breathable space to chill out. Elsewhere, you'll find a quirky children's treehouse bed and plenty of toys to entertain the kids. But beyond this family-suited home, there's a local area full of theatres, cinemas and museums. There is also a historical walk from your doorstep, through Clerkenwell and past St. Paul's Cathedral to the River Thames and the Tate Modern. Come evening, vibrant King's Cross is the spot for hip bars and fine-dining restaurants, whether you're after a romantic meal for two or a crowd-pleaser for the entire party. Home truths: *The apartment is suitable for three adults and two younger guests – the kid's bedroom is only suitable for actual children, although they must be over two years old *There is no bathtub in the bathroom, only a rainfall shower head *The host does not accept toddlers or babies *There is a sofa which converts into a comfortable double mattress for one extra person *It is a lived-in home, so there may be some family photos lying around, especially in the kitchen