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Ideal for couples or solo travellers visiting for business or pleasure, this third floor duplex apartment is situated in the very heart of London. With Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus and Soho's assorted delights just minutes away, you'll be able to explore some of the most vibrant and historic parts of the capital without even needing public transport. The apartment itself is an excellent find, too – there's a large and bright double bedroom, a kitchen equipped with good quality appliances, and a comfortable living area boasting designer furniture. With some of London's very best restaurants, museums and theatres on your doorstep, there are few better places to set down for your stay.

Piccadilly Place

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Originally built in the 1730s, this sumptuous apartment is a shining example of Georgian architecture. The building is one of the oldest in Mayfair – in 1821, famed Buckingham Palace architect Thomas Cubbit extended it – and you can see the character, history and period details in every room. It feels like a home you want to linger in, with new surprises waiting at every turn. We love the antique furniture – a clawfoot desk here, a fauteuil armchair there – but the smart kitchen, stylish bathroom and mod-cons like a rainfall shower, espresso machine and Netflix bring things in the 21st-century. We think it's the best of both worlds, and the location is even better.

Ritzy and charming, Mayfair is home to leafy squares, cobbled lanes lined with cafes and some of the oldest shops in London. Fashionistas will enjoy shopping along New Bond Street and Saville Row (a five-minute walk away), art fiends can browse the nearby galleries and auction houses (Phillips Auction House & Gallery is right next door) and foodies will love the bevvy of gourmet eateries nearby. With Bond Street Station only six minutes away on foot, travelling around the rest of the city is easy – perfect if you fancy a bit of sightseeing.

The Georgian Architect

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Just a five-minute walk from Covent Garden and close to Holborn, this duplex apartment boasts an enviably central location. The British Museum is a ten-minute walk away, and you can reach the Royal Opera House in seven minutes. Suitable for long-term stays, this apartment is a charming home-from-home. The open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space is bright and welcoming, with a contemporary minimalist style. Factor in air-conditioning and underfloor heating, and it's no surprise that this is a comfortable base in central London. 

Sophisticated London

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This elegant apartment boasts a splendid setting in central London, just a short walk from King’s Cross. It’s ideal for a family, a group of friends, or business travellers – you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. This apartment is stylish and practical, with an integrated kitchen in the open-plan living and dining space. There’s also a wraparound balcony where you can admire London skyline views in warm weather. This attractive London home is perfect for those seeking a restful London base. 

Subtle & Soft

Tucked between Covent Garden and Holborn, this contemporary duplex apartment offers a restful retreat in the city. Sleek and set up with everything needed for a comfortable stay, it’s an ideal base for a family or group of friends. But the main reason it caught our eye? It’s all about the location. With many iconic London hotspots within walking distance, such as the British Museum, the Royal Opera House, Leicester Square and Soho, there’s plenty to keep you entertained while you’re away. And for trips further afield, Holborn Station is a mere three minutes on foot. 

London Serenade

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You’ll find this streamlined apartment in the heart of Clerkenwell, just over a fifteen-minute walk from the British Museum and five minutes from the bustling Leather Lane Market. Whether you’re staying for a while or just a weekend, the place has everything you need to feel right at home, from a well-appointed kitchen to a handy welcome pack with essentials to get you started. Just so you know, there’s not enough seating for a group of six at the dining table, but with endless restaurants on the doorstep, we think you’ll be eating out most of the time anyway. 

The Brandy Oak

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Exquisitely eccentric, with a roof terrace overlooking the British Museum, this rare and quirky penthouse is ideal for a family or group of friends who want to be as inspired by their London home as they are by its first-rate Bloomsbury location. Every corner reveals a clever design feature, a stunning work of art, a spectacular mural or a flamboyantly decorated bedroom – the multitude of idiosyncrasies makes this colourful home a real feast for the eyes. Maybe you’ll spend your mornings sipping an espresso on the balcony or perhaps you’ll sprawl out in the trendy living space as the appointed chef of your group knocks up a tasty breakfast in the sleek kitchen. When you’re ready to explore, the best of the city is on your doorstep. You’re a ten-minute walk from the bustling Covent Garden, fifteen minutes to the heart of Soho and twenty-five minutes due east to Smithfield Market. Plus, you’re only a four-minute stroll to Tottenham Court tube station should you wish to tick off London’s thirty-two boroughs. 

Russell the Great

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If we had to describe contemporary luxury, this apartment would be a shining example. Sleek blacks and glossy whites take centre stage, with gold accents adding a touch of glam. But besides the chic decor, there are many other reasons we're swooning over this swanky pad. For starters, the main bedroom has a sumptuous bed that you'll immediately want to sink into and a gorgeous en-suite with a lush soaker tub. In the kitchen, you'll find everything you'll need to rustle up dinner – from wine glasses and dinnerware to a Nespresso coffee machine. Set the mood for your home-cooked feast by playing your favourite songs over the Bluetooth sound system, then end the evening with a glass of wine and a movie on the squishy L-shaped sofa. When you don't fancy cooking, pop out to one of the excellent restaurants or cosy pubs in Marylebone – you're just a two-minute walk from the bustling high street lined with cafes, boutiques and eateries, so you won't have to travel far. And with Baker Street, Bond Street and Marylebone stations all a short stroll away, there's no doubt that you're well-placed for exploring the rest of London.

Feeling Glam

Ideally located just a fifteen-minute walk from King's Cross St. Pancras, this colourful, comfortable apartment puts you in a prime spot to discover London, as well as a jumping-off point for day trips aplenty thanks to its unparalleled transport links. 
 
Inside, vibrant pops of yellow, green and blue set an instantly cheerful tone in the bright living area, bathed in light thanks to the large windows here. Snuggle up on the sofa with a glass of wine after a day of touring the city or gather around the window-side table for a homemade feast when you’re not out sampling the area’s vibrant food scene. 
 
The two pared-back bedrooms, meanwhile, offer equally large windows, as well as comfy beds that promise a restful night’s sleep. 
 
When you’re ready to venture out, explore the many shops and restaurants in Coal Drops Yard (a fifteen-minute walk) or visit the impressively large British Library (a twenty-four-minute walk). You’re also a fifteen-minute bus ride from funky Camden Town and its famous alternative market, while your proximity to  King's Cross St. Pancras, as well as to St Pancras International – a twenty-minute walk – means easy access to other beauty spots around the country, as well as trips to Paris on the Eurostar. 


Cosmic Yellow

Bright, modern and comfortable, this apartment is a stress-free place to relax after a busy day exploring the city. You’re a fifteen-minute walk from the theatres that line Shaftsbury Avenue and ten minutes from Soho’s variety of shops, bars and restaurants. For trips outside of your vicinity, Oxford Circus tube station is nearby. The bedrooms here have plenty of wardrobe space for shopping excursions along Carnaby Street, and the kitchen is well-appointed for those who like to cook during their getaways. 

Keep on Moving

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Combining the comforts of home with the luxuries of a boutique hotel, this light-filled apartment in Hampstead is a treat for those looking to stay in a quiet corner of the city. Just a one minute walk from Hampstead Heath, there’s a calm serenity to the quintessentially English road this home is located on, a peacefulness that’s felt from the moment you walk through the door. Whether you’re snuggled up on the sofa with a cup of tea in the skylit living room or kicking back on the leafy patio with a glass of wine at sunset, you’ll feel relaxed as you ease into the slow pace of life of this nature-filled neighbourhood. With two elegant bedrooms providing a dreamy night’s sleep and rainfall showers to wake up to each morning, you’ll be all set for a day of walking and sightseeing. Climb to the top of Parliament Hill (a ten-minute walk away) for incredible views over London, take a dip in the heath’s famous bathing ponds (twenty minutes on foot) or explore iconic Abbey Road and Primrose Hill, both just thirty minutes on foot from your door. 


Home Sweet Heath

This modern hideaway is in buzzing Fitzrovia – a neighbourhood packed with swanky cocktail bars, Michelin-starred restaurants and chi-chi cafes. Plus, the British Museum is just a short stroll away. The apartment is fairly swanky itself, with a stylish open living, kitchen and dining room with space for the whole group to hang out together. Bedrooms are comfortable – ideal after a day sightseeing in the city or attending meetings. Right in the heart of London, it’s the perfect spot for business or leisure. 

Fitzrovia's Heartbeat

Digital nomads, this fuss-free Fitzrovia flat might be perfect for you. It's got a workspace in the living area, a kitchen with everything you need, and a comfortable bedroom. The cherry on top is the private patio – although a little plain, it's still a lovely spot to enjoy a cup of tea in the morning sun. It's worth pointing out that two guests will sleep on a sofa bed here and that the building lacks a lift. As for location, cafes, bars, and eateries line the nearby streets, while multiple Tube stations are within walking distance. You're also a short stroll from Soho, the British Museum, and Oxford Street.

Fitzrovia Finesse

Time travel back to the swinging psychedelic sixties with a stay in this beautifully curated apartment, located in the heart of Mayfair. Sitting within a building dating back to the 1730s, it’s the earliest surviving house in the area and was modernised in 1821 by Thomas Cubitt – the same master builder who constructed Buckingham Palace’s facade. 
 
Packed full of Art Nouveau and early Art Deco antiques – styles that signalled fashion and rebellion in the 1960s – there’s a definite touch of retro glamour in the living room, paired with vibrant pop art prints of the Beatles and swish velvet furnishings that effortlessly channel sixties cool. Kick back on the sofa with a glass of wine after a day of exploring or gather around the elegant dining table for a sophisticated soirée when you’re not out soaking up the lively atmosphere of Central London at night. 
 
The two bedrooms, meanwhile, are equally plush with their comfortable beds and extravagant colour schemes and each boasts a desk space should you need to catch up on work. Factor in the sleek bathroom with its rainfall shower, and you’ve got everything you need for a stylishly vintage stay. 
 
When it comes to exploring, trace the steps of the young, vibrant '60s socialites who worked in the area – like Terence Donovan, David Bailey, and John Cowan who had their studios on your street – or treat yourself to some retail therapy along Oxford Street, a six-minute walk away. You’re also a twelve-minute stroll from leafy Hyde Park, while Soho is thirteen minutes away on foot.

Swinging Psychedelia

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Comfortable and convenient, this apartment is a great choice of base in London. It’s in upmarket Marylebone, close to Oxford Street and Bond Street, and with the upmarket designer shops and eateries on Marylebone High Street nearby. You’ll be less than a five-minute walk from Bond Street tube station, so seeing the rest of London is a breeze. The apartment is bright and welcoming, with an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space at its heart. Both bedrooms are elegant and attractive, and you’ll have everything you need close to hand. 


Marylebone Mews

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Bright, artsy and full of characterful design pieces, this townhouse in Hackney is an ideal base for those looking to explore one of London’s quirkier, hip neighbourhoods. Inside, bespoke pieces of art abound with countless books and board games to enjoy in the open-plan living space. Open up the bi-fold doors to step out onto a plant-filled courtyard garden. This is the ideal spot to catch some rays over your morning coffee or toast to your cool, serene pad over sundowners and a barbecue come nightfall. The kitchen, meanwhile, looks like a piece of art in its own right with its artisan breakfast bar, while the long wooden dining room table calls for feasts aplenty amidst its collection of curios and portraits. Upstairs, the master bedroom is a masterclass in pared-back style with letterbox windows proffering leafy views and huge glass doors that lead out onto a private balcony. Factor in the beautiful, unique vanity and the wicker peacock chair and you’ll see this room is made for pure relaxation. With an equally pretty second bedroom and a boudoir-style master bathroom whose tub invites long soaks with a glass of bubbly after a day of sightseeing, you’ll be settling into the laid-back Hackney lifestyle in no time. Speaking of exploring, take afternoon strolls through leafy London Fields (a one-minute walk away) where a public basketball court and a lido offer a range of leisurely pursuits, while beautiful Victoria Park is only twelve minutes away on foot, Netil Market is a six-minute walk where food and craft stalls wait to be discovered and Regent’s Canal is nine minutes from your door. With plenty of restaurants, waterside pubs and independent shops to explore nearby as well, you’ve got everything you need for a good time.


Art Fields

Live out your literary dreams in this bright and airy apartment, twice lived in by famed novelist, Charles Dickens. Centrally located in the vibrant Fitzrovia, this apartment is a sleek city base with a storied history. 

This modern apartment feels both contemporary and comfortable. The pared-back and minimal design is contrasted with elements of character, like the exposed brick walls, an array of plants and a library of books that are a joy to indulge in after a day of exploring the streets of Soho, just a ten-minute walk away. Slide open the sash windows and enjoy your morning coffee at the large wooden table, or if you’re in need of a quick fix before heading out, the sleek stone-surfaced kitchen is perfect for whipping up a quick bite. It must be said, however, with London’s roster of restaurants you’ll have to fight yourself to stay in, even for breakfast.

Amble your way around Soho, popping into The Photographer’s Gallery and Sadie Coles before grabbing lunch at Koya for chewy udon noodles and beer-braised pork belly. Spend the rest of the afternoon in and out of shops in Covent Garden, we like Tenderbooks for their archive collections and Dover Street Market for sartorial browsing. Wind down in the evening at Duck Soup for a glass of natural wine and your pick of the seasonal menu. As night falls, wander through the buzzy streets back to your novelist’s hideout.   

A Literary Abode

A Marylebone postcode will suit those seeking a central location close to London’s iconic cultural institutions, parks and shopping streets. This third-floor walk-up is elegant and comfortable, with a modern kitchen for whipping up meals and bar seats along the island for evening drinks. The hidden en-suite bathroom is a nice touch, too. From here, you can browse Marylebone’s boutiques, dine in Soho and visit Mayfair’s galleries, while Bond Street Underground station is a five-minute walk away for explorations further across the city.

The Marylebone Muse

Enviably located in the heart of upmarket Fitzrovia, this apartment is just an eight-minute walk from Regent’s Park and ten minutes from Goodge Street tube station, putting you within easy reach of London’s most famous attractions. The place is well-appointed with everything you need for self-catering, guaranteeing a comfortable home-from-home for a solo traveller or couple. And to make your arrival all the more welcoming, your host provides complimentary toiletries and a welcome pack with tea, coffee and biscuits.

Gilded Nights 

You'll find this contemporary apartment in sought-after Fitzrovia. All the amenities you'll need are within walking distance, be it shops on Oxford Street, trendy restaurants, and public transportation. Fancy a bit of greenery? Regent's Park is moments away, too. Back home, you can socialise in style in the open-plan living area. We love the kitchen's sleek cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances – not to mention the sense of space on offer. And, with two en-suite bedrooms, it's a great option for either friends, families, or couples travelling together – no wonder it caught our eye.

Sienna & Cream

A private balcony, bright living area, and cosy bedroom – what more could you ask for? This apartment, moments from Chalk Farm Tube Station, hits all the right notes. Every inch exudes relaxation, and none more so than the dappled balcony. We can't think of a more perfect spot for some G&Ts after a long day. Location-wise, you're close to shops, pubs, and eateries here. Walk five minutes, and you'll hit Camden Market, while ten on foot will take you to the sprawling greenery and skyline views of Primrose Hill. If you're looking for a charming and well-connected base, this is it.

Wrapped in Light

This elegant, attractive apartment sits in Fitzrovia at the heart of central London. Oxford Street, the British Museum, and countless restaurants are within easy reach, and there are easy public transport links too. The apartment is bright and stylish, with huge windows that are the focal point of the living and dining space. We love the petite terrace, where you can enjoy your morning cuppa in peace before heading out to see the sights. 

Fitzrovian Romance

Award-winning architects made their mark on this property, a Grade II listed building converted into elegant homes. This apartment is the largest in the building, boasting an open-plan living and dining space with a kitchenette and two attractive bedrooms. It’s a characterful home with an original feature fireplace, crown moulding, and herringbone wood floors. You’ll be just a ten-minute walk from Oxford Street and similarly close to beautiful Regent’s Park, ideally placed for exploring London on foot or by using the tube.

Piccadilly Boutique

From this traditionally-minded yet well-maintained Mayfair apartment, there's a little taste of luxury in every direction. To your east is Liberty department store and there are further designer shopping options to your north on Bond Street. Head south and in two minutes, you could be on Savile Row, while wandering further west along these embassy-lined streets will get you to Grosvenor Square. However, despite this unbeatable location, we found this home to be extremely peaceful and a welcome refuge from the non-stop going-ons of Central London. The chic kitchen was a highlight here, with smart brass finishes contrasting nicely with honeycomb marble tiling, but let's not kid ourselves — with this many renowned restaurants only a short stroll away, don't be surprised if this home's oven remains undisturbed during the duration of your stay.

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Doorman

This city pad has bagged itself a great spot in bustling King’s Cross. You’ll find vibrant Coal Drops Yard and Brasserie Square within a few minutes’ walk, and if you want to slow down the pace, you can enjoy a stroll alongside the nearby canal. The home itself centres around the open-plan living area, perfect for sociable meals or relaxing on the sofa after a busy day seeing the sights. You’ve got a small private balcony here, as well as access to a large shared roof terrace with views across the capital’s skyline. And if you’re feeling energetic, the shared gym awaits.

King's Cross Jewel

This apartment takes top marks for location. It's situated in vibrant King's Cross, just a short walk from the well-connected train station and the area's bars and restaurants. We think it's an ideal sport for first-time visitors and seasoned travellers alike. But it's not just the location that caught our eye. The decor back home is simple yet stylish. There are two roomy bedrooms, a breezy open-plan living area, and a small balcony – it's a tad overlooked but still a nice enough spot to enjoy the fresh air. All in all, it's a great option for friends and families.

Silver Shadows

As bright as it is comfortable, this apartment between Edgeware Road, Paddington and Bond Street provides a relaxing, homey stay and an ideal base for getting the most out of Central London.

From the plump, inviting sectional to the cool art prints and large windows bathing the living space in light, this home is meant for socialising and lounging while enjoying the peace and quiet away from the nearby bustling streets. 

The main bedroom is pared-back yet elegant with its comfortable bed and equally large windows (there’s a desk space here too should you need to catch up on work), while the second bedroom is a sweet space with its pretty white bunk bed that’s sure to delight any child. 

When you’re not hanging out in your stylish pad, go out and explore your surroundings. Hyde Park and Oxford Street are both a ten-minute walk away, Regent’s Park and the Sherlock Holmes Museum are a fifteen-minute stroll, while Little Venice is twenty-five minutes away on foot.


Sun Smile

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Just a ten-minute walk from King's Cross St. Pancras, this wonderfully curated home is within easy reach of London’s top cultural sights. The house is set on a gated housing estate, in the heart of a local community with a quiet, traffic-free square out front. Forget stuffy hotels – when you come here it’ll feel like home away from home. Laid out over three floors, it’s full of chic personal touches, like the extensive vinyl record collection, and the pops of plant life in each room. There’s a wide range of reading material, board games, and recipe books so you can hone your culinary repertoire in the well equipped kitchen. 

There’s construction work taking place behind the home, so you may hear noise between 8am and 6pm in the week and on some Saturday mornings. But since you are in a prime position to explore all of London’s delights, you’ll be raring to go, and you’ll come home to a quiet and peaceful house. Make a beeline for the British Museum, an eighteen-minute walk away, to see their vast, extraordinary collection spanning over 2 million years of human life. You’re also a twenty-minute stroll from the trendy Coal Drops Yard with its myriad shops and restaurants, and an eight-minute walk from the Charles Dickens Museum. There are multiple tube and train lines from King's Cross St. Pancras, so you can easily hop around London. 

After a day of exploring, put on a vinyl record and kick back on the sofa, or enjoy a glass of wine in the serenity of your back garden. On balmy evenings, fire up the barbecue and dine alfresco together before settling down for a movie. 

Song for the Soul

In the heart of London's literary neighbourhood lies this effortlessly stylish penthouse apartment on a mews street with plenty riding in its favour. Large glass doors at either end of the space mean that the interior is always blessed with natural light, while one set opens up to a large balcony with seating. In a city that isn't particularly generous when it comes to private outdoor space, this is a true gift and a lovely spot for summer evening dinner parties. Back inside, the colour palette rarely veers from whites and neutrals, which feels instantly calming upon entrance. The sleek bathrooms, in particular, wouldn't look out of place in a spa. In the locale, there is an eclectic choice of museums that can be reached in under fifteen minutes' walk, with subjects ranging from Charles Dickens and the postal system to the former house of Dr Samuel Johnson and the daddy of them all, the British Museum.

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Found on Shaftesbury Avenue, those fond of the stage will love this apartment right in the heart of London's West End — not many people get to call some of the capital's most famous theatres neighbours, that's for sure.

Excellent location aside, there's plenty to like about the interior. The black and white colour scheme gives this home a sophisticated edge, with hardwood floors, abstract prints and chic furnishings adding to this sleek impression. We love the elegant simplicity of the bedroom with its floor-to-ceiling windows, freestanding full-length mirror and luxurious bed, as well as the white-tiled bathroom that invites long soaks under the rainfall shower after a day of sightseeing.

Speaking of exploring, you’ve got endless things to see and do right on your doorstep. The restaurants of Chinatown are just around the corner, the cinemas of Leicester Square are a four-minute walk and the boutiques of Covent Garden are reachable in less than ten minutes on foot. Add to that the nightlife of Soho and you might just find you don't spend all too much time actually inside the apartment.


The Beagle

Location, location location. It doesn't get much better than this central spot in the heart of Soho's China Town. Bustling with vibrancy, incredible shopping and an endless array of tantalising food spots – the London lifestyle comes easy here. With so much going on within the walking vicinity, this apartment provides the ideal base to discover the very best of what the city has to offer without having to sacrifice all of your home luxuries. Sumptuous interiors on the backdrop of moody black walls set the scene for a sophisticated stay in central London. A modern aesthetic ensures comfort and practicality throughout, while the open-plan layout presents a sociable space to enjoy together. It's the perfect nest for a couple or pair of friends to cosy up in after a day out in the city. Hang out around the kitchen island while cooking in the expansive kitchen – a gin and tonic can never go a miss. Or head out in the evening time to experience London's nightlife, with Soho, Covent Garden and Picadilly Circus within a few minutes walking distance you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing where to eat and drink. 

Soho House

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Moored up along the Regent’s Canal, this houseboat is in the heart of London. Regent’s Park is right next door and Primrose Hill is on the other bank. Plus, the buzzing heart of Camden Lock is a short walk away. The space inside has been carefully considered with two double bedrooms (one with a fold-out sofa bed), a full kitchen and cosy living room. There’s no chance of cabin fever with additional outdoor areas – lounge seating on the canalside and plenty of room to spread out on a towel on the rooftop. Of course, as a narrowboat, there are lots of amenities tucked away and fold-out features. It wouldn’t suit those that like oodles of space. 


Puttering Along

This apartment is housed in a modern converted warehouse building in the heart of Camden Town. It’s an eclectic, vibrant area – you can shop for treasures at nearby Camden Market or take a stroll through Regent’s Park. The apartment is spread over two floors, giving you plenty of space to feel at home. There’s even a home office for those working remotely while in London. The fully-fitted kitchen makes it as easy as can be to cook for yourselves during your stay, though you won’t need to walk far to reach restaurants and pubs. 

Camden Creative


Soak up all that picturesque Hampstead has to offer in this centrally-located apartment, just a short tube ride from exciting London. Grab a coffee and dwell in the playful interior in the homely open plan living and dining area – a perfect base from which to explore.

Relish the London lifestyle within the quiet village aesthetic of leafy Hampstead surrounded by trees, greenery, and café-lined alleys. Whether you want to dive into the neighbourhood cafes and quaint boutiques or catch a film at the local cinema, everything you want is on your doorstep.

Don’t leave without rambling in the 800 acres of sprawling meadows and woodland in gorgeous Hampstead Heath. Stop by the beautiful Pergola, one of the park’s hidden gems, and take a dip at Parliament Hill lido.

Jump on the Tube to central London and enjoy all the fruits that the capital has to offer, from wandering around the abundance of free museums to exploring Covent Garden, Soho, or Borough Market. When the bright city lights get too much, retreat to this cosy home and enjoy a glass of wine on the outdoor terrace and dining area.

For a taste of London life from the charming vantage point of Hampstead high street, this chic apartment is an ideal spot to start your adventures.


Hampstead Chic

Unleash your inner shopaholic at this chic apartment, located in trendy Mayfair. You will be staying around the corner from both Regent Street and Oxford Street, two of London’s most iconic shopping destinations bursting with high-end boutiques. Afterwards, grab a pint in a Soho pub, dine in Chinatown, attend an exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts or simply do some leisurely sightseeing. At the end of a busy day, you can retreat to your chic apartment, decorated in white with bright colourful accents, Prepare a meal in the modern kitchen or kick up your feet and watch a movie in the airy living room. We love the French windows, which let in plenty of light, and on sunny days you can throw them open and step onto the balcony for a breath of fresh air. 

Mayfair Blooms

Just ten minutes from King’s Cross, this apartment is a convenient base for exploring London. Coal Drops Yard is nearby, as is Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The attractive apartment blends luxury and comfort, offering a modern kitchen, desks for remote working, and a relaxing open-plan living space. This is where two guests will sleep on a sofa bed. The living and dining space opens to a balcony, a great spot for a morning cuppa. We love the moon-themed bedroom with a telescope, and the sun theme in the second bedroom. 

Lunar London

When it comes to London neighbourhoods, some visitors are guilty of overlooking Farringdon, which is a pretty big sin in our books — not only is it excellently located between the bright lights of the city centre and the trendier East, but it's full of exciting restaurants, interesting museums and industrial architecture. It's also home to effortlessly cool apartments, such as this one.

In the open-concept living-kitchen area, light flows through the space thanks to windows on either end. The design is definitely Scandi in influence — clock the clean lines and preference for wood surfaces — but the abstract artwork stops it from feeling too identikit. Rather pleasingly for a home for two, the cobalt kitchen has a wealth of sleek surface space for whipping up romantic dinners, while the pristinely tiled bathroom has a tub that will surely sing to you after a long day on your feet.

Although the surrounding neighbourhood has a welcomingly quiet residential feel, some of the UK capital's most famous sights are only a short walk away — both The British Museum and St Paul's Cathedral will take you all of twenty minutes to reach.

Man About Town

If you’re in search of a well-connected city getaway, this apartment delivers a practical solution. You can stroll through Fitzrovia to local restaurants, cafes and shops. It’s just a short walk to Regent's Park, Covent Garden and Oxford Circus. Plus, there are great public transport links meaning it’s easy to explore further afield. The apartment is simple, but the open plan layout works well for relaxing evenings or creative work sessions. Both bedrooms have access to a bathroom – adding a wonderful sense of privacy.

A Little Dream

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Favourably located in Covent Garden and within a short walk of many famous attractions, this exemplary two bedroom apartment screams sophistication and luxury. There is no better apartment if you are after contemporary interiors and vibrant location.

The Maiden Lane

Situated just off the bustling Kingsland Road, this fourth-floor apartment offers attractive views of East London from its floor to ceiling windows. Despite being on the doorstep of Shoreditch, one of the capital's perennially popular nightlife destinations, the home is well soundproofed and allows guests to dip in and out as they please. It's also less than ten minutes from Old Street station, where the Northern Line can whisk you directly to King's Cross or London Bridge. While a party of three or more will need to use the sofa bed, a sliding door is thoughtfully provided that turns the living area into an impromptu second bedroom.


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