Sleek and stylish, this apartment is an ideal base for a family or group of friends. It’s in buzzy Camden Town, just a five-minute walk from Camden station and a twelve-minute walk to Regent’s Park. Y.....
Treat yourself to leafy strolls and nearby sports facilities when you stay within Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. A five-minute walk from Stratford International train station, this modern apartment win.....
This mews-style serviced home is tucked in behind Marylebone High Street, where you’ll find a litany of indie boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants. The bustling thoroughfare of Regent Street is les.....
If we're to believe the famous cliche, it's all about location, and there's no doubt that if you're planning a stay in Canary Wharf this home has location nailed. Set in a new landmark apartment build.....
A minute’s walk from the river, this beautiful maisonette is a haven of luxury and calm. Light, spacious and airy, this two bedroom apartment marries the best of Pimlico's charms to treat you to a wor.....
This tasteful, compact flat on the sleepy fringes of Notting Hill is perfect for couples looking for a cosy city escape. It boasts a stone-walled balcony for post-sightseeing sundowners, and a supreme.....
Apart from its great location near the Knightsbridge sights, Harrods is just around the corner, as well as the museums of South Kensington, this compact apartment is a home with charm and personality......
Located in London’s chic Belgravia neighbourhood, this elegant apartment glows with light and beauty. We love the blue colour scheme that flows through the rooms, especially in the living room’s tropi.....
Well-connected and in one of London's trendiest neighbourhoods, this flat in a detached Victorian building is ideally situated for urban explorers. The interior, while not full of character, is perfec.....
Fantastically located in Vauxhall, just walking distance to Westminster and all the sights, this home is a great option for a family to call theirs during their London stay. Once upon a time an 1800's.....
