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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.

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This sleek apartment is situated nearby to the luxurious shopping experience of exploring Harrods, perfect for those wanting a city break. The large windows allow plenty of natural daylight to pour into the home, shining off of the white walls. The double bedroom grants access to the balcony where you can enjoy an energising cup of coffee in the mornings as you watch the world go by down below – this room also includes a TV, making it more tempting than ever to have a relaxing duvet day watching movies as the cool breeze flows in through the balcony door. Tuck into delicious homecooked meals at the glass dining table, followed by snuggling up together on the sofa as the amber glow of the evening lights up the living space.

Head out to explore the charming area of Knightsbridge, where you'll find beautiful Victorian homes and upscale shops such as the famous Harrods where you can browse the wares and find tasty food to enjoy back at home. Wander the streets of Knightsbridge to discover even more high streets stores and eateries.

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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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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

Elegant and sublimely modern, this bright apartment in Chelsea features a beautifully curated interior design and plenty of natural light. Pops of colour in the living room’s cushions and abstract art add a dash of fun to the sophisticated furnishings, while two sets of French doors open up to let the breeze flow through freely. We love that one set of doors opens onto a wrought-iron balcony, a quintessential Kensington touch and makes for an ideal spot for breakfast or sundowners. With a comfortable, pared-back bedroom and a luxurious rainfall shower to wake up to, you’ll feel recharged and ready for a day of sightseeing. Walk seven minutes to shop along the famous King’s Road, or stroll twenty minutes to visit South Kensington’s world-class museums. With plenty of restaurants, bars and boutiques in your neighbourhood too, you’ll want for nothing when it comes to fun and entertainment. 


Turquoise Gem

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

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Situated in affluent South Kensington, boarded by Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Notting Hill and Hyde Park, this effortlessly chic apartment is the perfect place to unwind at the end of a busy day wandering museums, cobbled streets and royal palaces. Inside, there's a real warmth with soft brown tones, dark wood flooring and vintage-style wallpaper. Through to the bedroom, where you'll find more bold choices when it comes to colours and prints. We love the classic look, with baby pink decor and draping curtains ensuring a restful sleep whenever you decide to call it a night. If business is on the agenda, you'll find a dedicated workspace in the living room for client catch-ups and calls. Fix together a hearty breakfast in the fully-equipped kitchen, before mapping out a plan for the day. When you are ready to explore, Hyde Park, just twenty minutes away, is a lovely space to wander after a day spent shopping. Or look around the National History and V&A museums, a thirteen-minute walk from your door, for an afternoon of art and culture. Whatever you choose to fill your day doing, bookmark it with a totter into town and an evening of fine-dining in Covent Garden, less than a twenty-minute tube ride away.

Chocolate Ganache

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Positioned in an enviable location, a 2-minute stroll from Hyde Park, this lovely white stucco-fronted apartment has easy access to Little Venice canals and Paddington Station. A leisurely walk across the expansive greenery of Hyde Park takes you to the myriad museums of South Kensington – the V&A, Natural History, and Science Museum. There are plenty of chic eateries, bars and cafés on your doorstep, but the natural minimalism and calming interior of this apartment might invite you to spend an evening in. Raw wood accents and houseplants brighten up the pristine white walls. The dining table sits in a sunny bay window, offering the perfect spot for breakfast before a big day out. Just off the master bedroom, French doors open up to a tiny, flower-filled balcony with a couple of bistro chairs to take in the sun and a twisting spiral staircase that leads to a shared roof terrace – a rarity in central London.

Dionysos

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Spanning two floors of a converted warehouse building, this central Camden maisonette offers upside-down living at its best. Upstairs, there’s a sleek, open-plan living space, all flooded with natural light. While downstairs, there are two king-sized bedrooms with heaps of storage space. Sharing with friends? Then you’ll appreciate the two separate bathrooms for a bit more privacy. Location-wise, the expansive Regent’s Park and the panoramic views from Primrose Hill are just a short distance away for dog walks (four-legged friends are welcome here, too). And even closer, Camden’s market and High Street for all the London buzz you’re chasing. Need to be somewhere fast? Camden Underground Station is right around the corner.

Camden Edge

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

Hot off the press, this apartment is a short stroll from Fleet Street. The Strand, the River Thames, the Royal Courts of Justice and the London School of Economics, along with the Tate Modern and the British Museum, are within walking distance too. Such an excellent location will mean this home will be subject to some city noise, but that's to be expected. Once a place for textile dying in the 15th century, this newly refurbished apartment, with a private lift, sits within an exclusive Victorian development. There's plenty of room for entertaining in the spacious open-plan living space, and if you need to work from home, the large dining table doubles up as a laptop workspace.

Victorian Gem

Situated on a unique crescent-shaped street of Victorian homes – this apartment in Kings Cross is a great find. There’s an array of restaurants, bars and boutiques at nearby Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard, or have a stroll along the canal close by. The apartment itself has been featured in a variety of films and advertisements and takes its inspiration from a collection of artists and intellectuals known as the Bloomsbury Group. The highlight for us though is the pretty courtyard garden – the perfect spot for reading a book.

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

Crescent of Roses

You might think that minimalism is easy to get right, but it's not just a case of taking everything away and admiring the emptiness. This apartment in West London shows you how it should be done. The stark white walls and floorboards create a soothing ambience, but it also means that the carefully selected artwork, houseplants and statement furnishings — including an alien-looking chair in the bedroom by designer Tom Dixon — really stand out. Overall, it manages to strike the sought-for balance between artistic coherence and somewhere you can actually feel at home within. The outside of the building is traditionally pretty and part of a charming crescent sat opposite the entrance to Brompton Cemetery, one of the 'Magnificent Seven' built in the nineteenth century. Further afield, there are boutiques and upmarket restaurants on the nearby King's Road, which can be reached in under twenty minutes on foot. For direct trains to central London, Earl's Court underground station is just round the corner, getting you into the city in just fifteen minutes.

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In the heart of well-heeled Kensington, this apartment ticks the boxes for a central stay. The location is unbeatable – London's famous museums, the Royal Albert Hall, leafy Hyde Park, and Kensington Palace Gardens are all a short stroll away. This is a lower-ground floor flat, so it won't suit those who struggle with stairs. It's filled with natural light, thanks to the conservatory-style dining area. There's also a desk ideal for digital nomads and a small outdoor space where you can end the evening with a glass of wine. Just note that two guests will sleep on a sofa bed.



Kensington's Finest

In the heart of Shoreditch, this industrial-chic apartment sits in a converted warehouse. Contemporary and cool, the apartment combines industrial-style charm with sleek, modern amenities. Think wooden floors, exposed brickwork, and a warehouse window. The open-plan living space is a great spot for entertaining, leading to a fully equipped kitchen. If you’d rather not cook, there are plenty of restaurants and bars nearby. Old Street Tube station is a short walk away, and you can also stroll to Shoreditch High Street. 

Brick & Mortar

Bursting with sunlight and high ceilings, this apartment is a real gem. It's set on the first floor of a Grade II-listed building, offering more than enough space for a couple. Stacked bookshelves provide entertainment when you're not out and about, while the dining table by the sash window makes a great spot to work from home. As for location, you'll be based on a tree-lined street in leafy Islington. Shops, pubs and cafes on Upper Street are a five-minute walk away. Or, for adventures further afield, Highbury and Islington Station is less than ten minutes on foot.

The Islington Rose

This Chelsea apartment has style and substance. It’s modern and stylish, with plenty of natural light and a comfortable, attractive open-plan living, kitchen, and dining space. You’ll also have your own private outside space, perfect for relaxing on summer evenings. Location-wise, you’ll be in affluent Chelsea, with a wealth of restaurants, bars, cafes, and boutiques nearby. A twenty-minute walk takes you to Battersea Park in one direction, and the V&A and the Natural History Museum in another. 

The Chelsea Touch

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Trash Compactor

A beautiful home within a striking, period building, this place has the wow factor from the minute you approach the front door. With a desirable location next to Kensington and Chelsea and a grand interior, it's got the sought-after address and the elegant living space all sewn up. Inside, you'll find an impressive double-height living space – painted all-white – with tall, arched windows to one wall. One of the bedrooms is off this level, along with a bathroom, but it's up on the mezzanine floor that the magic happens. With a small but well-equipped kitchen and a dining table overlooking the living room below, it's a real talking point. Just a few minutes walk from Gloucester Road tube station, the whole city is at your fingertips. Stretch your legs and stroll to the Natural History Museum or head into Chelsea for fine dining and world-class shopping.

La Finestra

Rooftop Terrace

Enjoy a relaxing weekend escape exploring the trendy area of East London, follow the narrow boats and the smell of hand roasted coffee through street art and beards on bicycles. Have your La La moment on the piano and enjoy the balcony. 

The East Branch

Playstation

If you’re in search of a stylish stay in a central location, this apartment delivers a sweet solution. Inside, you’ll be welcomed by warm interiors and a cosy ambience. There’s also a PS5 with two controllers and Apple speakers for laidback evenings at home, while the kitchen comes with a Nespresso machine and all the essentials you could need to make it your own. And when it comes to explorations further afield, it’s just a short walk to local shops, pubs and restaurants as well as Regent’s Canal. 

The City Sun

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This cottage is ten minutes on foot from Clapham Junction and twenty from Battersea Park. Though it's not in the thick of central London, you'll still be incredibly well-connected here – trains can whisk you away to Victoria, Waterloo, or London Bridge in about ten minutes. Back home, we're smitten with the cosy living space, from the characterful wooden shutters to the host's collection of well-thumbed books. The kitchen has all the essentials to whip up dinner – best enjoyed in the bay window – and the small garden is the icing on the cake. It has sundowners written all over it – the perfect end to a day spent sightseeing.

The Battersea Beat

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Perfect for family or friends on a city getaway, this West London townhouse is a cosy place to call home. With two private outdoor spaces – a private patio and a small rooftop garden – you can enjoy alfresco drinks as you relive your day’s adventures. Within walking distance of key attractions such as the Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Hyde Park, and a plethora of shops and eateries, there’s something for everyone here. Keen to explore further afield? South Kensington tube station is ready and waiting to whisk you away. 

Spirit of London

This modern apartment is a great base in London. It’s located in Marylebone Village, just a five-minute walk from Marylebone High Street and four minutes from pretty Regent’s Park. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and pubs nearby, and you’ll have four tube stations in the vicinity. The apartment is luxurious and chic, with high-end furnishings and a bright open-concept layout. Two guests can be accommodated on sofa beds in the living space. 


The Marylebone Mews

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A leafy penthouse with a large terrace and a bed under the stars. Enjoy a beautiful view over Lennox Gardens, a comfortable living space, and a fantastic location between Harrods and Sloane Square. If you're after a central stay, this is it.

Knightsbridge Penthouse

This home stands proudly above adjacent buildings and casts an imposing shadow on the street below, famous for its upmarket gentlemen's outfitters – with your downstairs neighbour being a traditional shoe shop. The whole area has a classy and traditional London vibe, so upon entering this grand building, you might be surprised by the interiors of the flat. Sleek white fixtures and fittings, monochrome photography prints, honey-coloured flooring, and a neutral colour palette are a welcome contrast to the buzz of nearby Piccadilly. Sip an Earl Grey on the balcony as you look out over the city centre from your vantage point. The plush bedrooms also feature French doors or large windows with views – it’s a city that deserves to be seen. You should be able to spot St James's Church at Piccadilly, right across the street. As it’s well known for its classical music programme, why not stop in for a lunchtime concert? Then on to St James’s Square, where you can unwind in elegant and peaceful formal gardens. For the evening, the glitzy restaurants of Mayfair are calling. You won’t even need to hail a black cab, as it’s only a ten-minute walk away.


Durward Charm

Although it has changed over the years, the central neighbourhood of Soho remains one of London's most notorious — a centre for hedonism and culinary delights. This apartment in a converted townhouse gives you the opportunity to call it home for a while. Despite its incredible location, it's far from poky, with large windows in the living room flooding the space with natural light, which dances nicely off the dark wooden floors and cleansingly white walls. The bedroom is generously sized too, as is the sleek white kitchen, which will stand up to home-cooking duties should you tire of the countless restaurants that surround your address. Soho Square Gardens sits a minute's walk up the road if you want somewhere to people-watch, while there are a wide range of comedy clubs, theatres and late-night dancefloors in a radius of ten minutes' walk or so to keep you occupied once the sun goes down.

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Right in Notting Hill, this garden flat puts you on the doorstep of some of London's best bits. Walk to Kensington Palace and the iconic Hyde Park nearby, or hop on the tube to visit Buckingham Palace, swinging by Westminister Abbey and Big Ben before finding a quintessentially British pub. The home decor also plays into heritage with bold prints – though the style might not be for everyone, it has its appeal. The kitchen and living area is on the smaller side – especially at capacity – but there's a beautiful outdoor space to retreat to when you need some wiggle room.

London Melody

Stay on the leafy Chapel Street in Belgravia, thought to be one of the most sought-after streets in London. With boutiques, antique shops, fine-dining restaurants, sophisticated bars, artisan delis, and more within easy reach, it's the perfect taste of high-class London living.

Spread across four floors, this home is cloaked in neutral shades of muted greys, beiges, and creams white is not only chic and stylish but also warm and inviting. The classic decor stands out – this home doesn't follow the trend, it's timeless. The living rooms are beautifully decorated while being cosy, perfect for cuddling up and watching the TV, while the regal dining room is the ideal setting for a private chef to whip up something special for family dinners, where drinks and board games go late into the night.

Balmy evenings in London are a beautiful time, and what better place to enjoy them than in one of your outdoor spaces? You have a large courtyard in the back, a particularly lovely place to host a few friends, a private balcony on the first floor, as well as a gorgeous terrace, surrounded by luscious trees and foliage. 

If you never wanted to leave this place, we'd get it. It's a quiet haven right in Central London, but you are only a four-minute walk away from Belgravia Square. Marvel at the stucco townhouses and take the thirteen-minute walk to Elizabeth Street, considered the loveliest street in London, lined with cafes and eateries. For a spot of shopping, head to the famed Pimlico Road, an eighteen-minute walk away, and explore its high-end shops, premier craft makers, antique boutiques, and more. If you're there on a Saturday, don't miss out on the farmer's market. 

Viscount Belgrave

With its all-white interior design and tranquil views of Inverness Terrace, White Doves is a peaceful home. A beautiful Bayswater sanctuary (just steps away from Hyde Park), it’s one of those places that you look forward to coming home to at the end of a long day of sightseeing. We can’t get over all the period features – the picture-perfect crown moulding and the charming windows being our favourite parts. On top of that, Jane is also a wonderful host, who’s put a lot of care into designing a seamless space filled with a welcoming atmosphere.

White Doves

You’ll find this modern apartment in the heart of Belsize Park, less than a ten-minute walk from artisanal cafés and restaurants and around twenty minutes from Hampstead Heath. If heading into central is part of the plan, it’s eleven minutes on the tube to Tottenham Court Road. Those visiting for business will be pleased to know the third bedroom doubles as an office space for catching up on emails, while the freestanding bathtub is a welcome sight after a busy day of sightseeing. Feeling peckish? The kitchen has everything you need for home cooking.

Belsize Sanctuary

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Skylights, super-high ceilings, painted rafters and a pearly white colour palette make this bright Holland Park flat an angelic place to call home for a while. Design elements like the original oak beam ceilings, sparing use of houseplants and a stone Buddha add to the peaceful vibe. While an earth-toned rug and pastel wall art add variety to the neutral canvas. Descend the statement spiral staircase to find an elegant basement bedroom with crushed velvet furnishings a sleek study area to pen your thoughts. Rustle up your smashed avocados on toast in a charming kitchen with white country-house cabinets and a sociable breakfast bar to come together. Upstairs, you'll find the real start of the show – a private sun terrace – complete with garden furniture and a barbecue, that's perfect for alfresco dining on a sunny day. Look out onto the quiet, foliage-covered mews street below – an exclusive spot to stay. Sandwiched between bustling Kensington High Street, Notting Hill and trendy Portobello Road – a ten-minute walk away from Holland Park, you’ll have the best of West London right on your doorstep.

Angels In My Kitchen

Tucked away down a pastel-coloured, cobbled mews street, this quaint home offers you the chance of an idyllic London experience. Think more Richard Curtis than Guy Ritchie. The eclectic interiors are bursting with charm, and the impressive collection of art, artefacts, sculptures and rocks reflect the home's proximity to two of London's most popular museums, the V&A and Natural History Museum – with both little more than five minutes from your front door. While there's no oven in the kitchen, it's perfectly set up to prepare light meals. And if you need something more substantial, you're spoiled for choice when it comes to cafes and restaurants dotted along Brompton Road and clustered around South Kensington station – all within a ten-minute walk. From here, the Tube can whisk you out west to explore stunning Kew Gardens or transport you to London's trendy East End in a little over half an hour. 

Mariposa

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 

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Ice Machine

You’ll find this stunning apartment in a quiet residential area on the border of Chelsea and Belgravia. It’s close to Sloane Square, Kings Road, and the wonderful museums of South Kensington. The apartment is chic and stylish, decorated with bold splashes of colour that make it a warm and welcoming space to call home. It’s equipped with everything you might need for a break in London, including laundry facilities for longer stays. The bunk bed room is perfect for children, though it’s on the smaller side. 

Chelsea & Belgravia

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

You’ll find this home in affluent Kensington and Chelsea, within walking distance of South Kensington museums including the V&A. You can also walk to Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of central London. The apartment is beautifully decorated and offers luxurious levels of comfort. The bedrooms boast hotel-quality bedding, and the well-equipped kitchen has a Nespresso machine. There’s plenty of space to relax and unwind here. 

Modern Kensington

This modern apartment, spread over two floors, is perfect for a family or group of friends looking for a comfortable London base. It’s as central as you can get, on iconic Drury Lane – you’ll be just moments from Theatre District and Covent Garden. The apartment boasts a delightful sundeck off the open-plan living and dining space, making it a great place to return to after busy days and hectic crowds. If you need to relax further, enjoy a soak in the unique Japanese bathtub, designed to comfortably fit even the tallest of guests. 

London Lights

Wine Cooler

Leave behind the hustle and bustle of Covent Garden and enter an alternate reality. Bull Inn Court still bears the name of the pub that stood on this site until 1680, and while the inn might be long gone, its spirit lives on in the drinking, dining and entertainment on offer throughout the area. This luxurious and spacious apartment offers the ultimate in comfort and convenience close to London's glistening West End. Its open living space features a seating area, dining table and sleek kitchen that's perfect if you fancy a casual night kicking back in front of the TV. Both bathrooms are finished to a luxurious standard and have walk-in showers, while the en-suite benefits from the addition of a bathtub. A short stroll away is the Thames, where you can enjoy romantic riverside walks and take in the scenic views. There are a number of popular attractions within a five-minute walk including Somerset House, London Transport Museum, Covent Garden and several brilliant theatres. Covent Garden and the surrounding area also boasts an enviable selection of amazing bars and restaurants so you'll never be short of options if heading out for a drink or bite to eat. Finally, train and tube stations are also within a stone's throw so you can explore all the sights at the drop of a hat.

Bull Inn a China Shop

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Ping Pong Table

Balcony / Rooftop Terrace

Whether you need to work, play or relax, this extraordinary townhouse in Clapham has you covered. You only have to look at the 130-foot-long garden to see what we mean. As well as a lawn plenty big enough for games, there's also plenty of alfresco seating on the terrace, plus a self-contained office at the far end of the space with enough desks and screens for a whole start-up team if needs be.

And that's before we've even got around to the main home. Recently refurbished, the design is bright, bold and worthy of a centrefold in a glossy magazine. The sleek monochrome kitchen is truly envy-inducing, as is the chic dining table next to the large glass door leading to the back garden. At the front of the house, the living room is a little more homely thanks to the bay window, walls full of art and shelves packed with curios. To top it all off, the top two floors are home to characterful bedrooms and bathrooms.

It must be said that the location is fantastic, too. Larkhall Park sits five minutes away on foot, while the sprawling Clapham Common is a fifteen-minute walk. Just next to this is Clapham High Street, where you'll find a great range of restaurants and pubs, plus a cinema.  


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