Oxford Street, the City and Buckingham Palace are just a tube ride away. The nearest station is a 3min walk and you can be at, say, Baker Street about 10mins later.

Heathrow is about 30mins by taxi (£30). or you can go by Heathrow Express (usually no bargain) or from our local station with one change you can get there in about an hour using an Oyster Card for under £5 each.

Queens Park is a very hip area, lots of “yummy mummies”, young professionals and creative types alongside the typical London ethnic population. It’s like a mini Hampstead in that it has a villagey feel and, instead of the famous Heath, we have a beautiful park with tennis, putting green, woodland walk and open air gym.

All of London is easily accessible, but if you want to relax a bit we have plenty to entertain you within a 5min walk - pavement cafes, Starbucks, bars, sushi, a gallery, a great (but expensive) boutique, library and Gail’s bakery and a Sunday farmers market. There is a branch of M&S Food and Planet Organic (Iike Wholefoods) Is opening in a couple of weeks.

There is a bus right outside that can take you to a huge Sainsbury supermarket where you can also walk along the Grand Union Canal. A few minutes further and the bus will drop you right inside the immense Westfield White City Mall which has shops ranging from Prada to Primark, a big Japanese area, multiscreen movie theatre and so much more I haven’t even discovered it all.