Neuro-friendly room in West Hampstead NW6

Hello, I’m Stephen and I’m looking for a new housemate for my maisonette in West Hampstead.

I’ve been here with my long-standing housemate Emma for nearly three years. Emma lived with me at my previous address before we moved here and we’ve been living together since 2014. Emma is moving in with her partner.

The property is spread over the top two floors (10th and 11th) of a block in West Hampstead. It has fantastic views of London and all the big London landmarks are visible. From Wembley Stadium in the west to Canary Wharf in the east and everything in between.

The living room and kitchen are on the upper floor and downstairs are the bedrooms and bathroom.

You couldn’t ask for better transport links. West Hampstead Underground (Jubilee Line), West Hampstead Overground, West Hampstead Thameslink and Kilburn (Jubilee Line again) are all close by and the C11 bus stop is right outside.

I am an AuDHDer and am seeking someone who is similar or who has experience with Autistic and ADHD people. I don’t want to have to mask at home.

I’m meat-free, but do eat seafood.

Ideally I am looking for someone who wants somewhere to live indefinitely as I don't particularly want to be advertising again in a year or two.
I've been renting a room since 2004 and am seeking a female housemate as that's what I have always been used to.
Living with someone new after twelve years will be enough of a change already!

There is still decoration ongoing as I await planning permission to move a couple of doors.
That's why the living room doesn't have the wood floor laid yet.

Emma says:

It has been great living with Stephen, the flat is clean and tidy, and whilst there are a few cosmetics things here and there, there is still work being done on the flat to make it more comfortable (renovations can always take time) it has been perfectly fine and comfortable during my time there. 
If you are a Beatles or Doctor Who fan, it is a big plus and I will miss having a cuppa in the kitchen talking about the latest season with Stephen. 
Seeking someone who is either neuro diverse or neuro friendly, which has been a large part of why Stephen and I have got on. 
I've enjoyed lodging and has meant that if there has ever been anything go wrong in the flat I've immediately been able to talk to Stephen to get it looked at rather than contact a management company or estate agent and wait for ages for them to fix something. 

Emma will be available to chat to potential housemates, so she can answer any questions that I can’t.