Kevis' place is a stylish duplex within a high-end, private apartment complex (with a friendly and helpful member of staff available during business hours to act as 'concierge', assisting with any queries, accepting parcel deliveries etc), in an excellent location that's right next to the entrance to Brixton Village (aka Brixton Market) and just a couple of minutes' walk from Brixton tube station.
The flat was well-equipped, and in fact the listing probably doesn't do it justice since it doesn't mention amenities like the espresso machine, dishwasher, and washer-dryer.
Kevis clearly has a great sense for interior decor, and the flat felt both stylish and homey; the kitchen was also well-stocked with a variety of Kevis' own foodie ingredients - we took Kevis at his word to 'treat it as our own home', and used a little of one or two of these things and then replaced them afterwards.
The bed has a lovely memory-foam mattress that is as supremely comfortable as other reviews allude, and the flat as a whole made for an incredibly pleasant and comfortable stay.
About half-way through our stay we had some trouble in that the hot water seemed to have stopped working - when I contacted Kevis to ask about this, he responded right away and was in the flat no less than five minutes later to show us how to get it working again; this was truly fantastic service, for which we were grateful, and his approach was at once friendly and professional.
The problem was resolved right away (it was just a timer setting that needed adjusting), and that also sorted the fact that the flat had seemed a tad cold for the first couple of days (after we put the heating and hot water on the always-on setting, the flat was - as Kevis had said it would be - boiling hot, but at least by then we were able to adjust the setting to suit!)
Overall, we had a fabulous stay at Kevis' stay, and I would thoroughly recommend it. Indeed, I really hope we'll be able to stay with Kevis again the next time we're back in London visiting family. Thank you, Kevis! :)