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Not far from Burgess Park, you'll find easy transport links nearby to take you to the city centre. This colourful home welcomes up to six guests, with two sleeping on a sofa bed in the open-plan living area. While the balcony isn't the prettiest, outside space is a rare bonus in London – this is the perfect spot for sipping complimentary tea and coffee between busy excursions. Like to stay local? There's a wide variety of international restaurants on your doorstep.

The Royal Blue

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An unforgettable stay awaits in this stunning warehouse conversion. Boasting wooden beams, high ceilings, exposed brick, and plenty of natural light, the space is cosy, contemporary, and distinctly industrial. There isn't a TV here, but the projector screen makes movie nights a dream. There's also a roof terrace with city views – perfect for cocktail hour – as well as a workspace for guests on business trips. Location-wise, Bermondsey is home to craft beer bars and indie shops. A twenty-minute walk takes you to the River Thames and Tower Bridge. For adventures further afield, hop on the Jubilee Line at Bermondsey Station, less than ten minutes on foot.

The Cornerstone Loft

If you're looking for a trendy place to relax and unwind that's still just a short hop away from the city sights, then this home fits the bill. Located in Bermondsey, on the edge of tranquil Southwark Park, you're just 10 minutes by tube from London Bridge. Enjoy your morning coffee on the balcony each morning, as you plan your day. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows let plenty of light into the living room, and you'll enjoy cooking meals in the fully-equipped kitchen. Though you can explore all of London in no time at all from nearby Bermondsey tube station, don't miss your chance to enjoy the local area too. Maltby Street Market is a South London must-visit, where you can browse the stalls before sipping a G&T in a historic pub overlooking the Thames.

At the Bandstand

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A mere stone’s throw from vibrant Bermondsey Street, this warehouse conversion places the city of London in the palm of your hand. Packed full of character, we love the exposed beams and brickwork in this home. And with views of the Shard, you’ll soon be eager to get out and explore. Locally, you’ll find a plethora of boutiques, eateries and galleries on your doorstep, while iconic London landmarks such as Tower Bridge are a leisurely stroll away. Whether you’re in the capital for business or pleasure, this home has you covered. 

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This modern home has a neutral and minimalistic style that will suit those who like their spaces clean and uncluttered. It’s a new building, so it’s been thoughtfully designed, with a surplus of natural light and brightness. But the star of the show here is that all-too-rare of London amenities, an outside space. We can think of nothing better than a balmy summer evening spent out in your private garden with friends or family. On top of that, you'll find a charming little balcony from the master bedroom to sip your morning coffee and ease into the day. Inside, it's a picture of pearly white furnishings, sleek surfaces and monochromatic artwork. You'll notice cream sofas, ghost chairs and a large ornate mirror in the bedrooms, creating an air of elegance around the home. Plus, there's a light and tidy study area for those looking to work from home during their stay. Outside, we really liked the home’s location – the top attractions on picturesque Bermondsey Street are just a five-minute walk away. Although the real highlight is the home's proximity to London Bridge – under twenty minutes (on foot) from The Shard and the surrounding hub, full to the brim with fine-dine restaurants and hip bars. 

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It's easy to forget you're in a bustling city at this trendy apartment. From the living room, you'll enjoy endless green views thanks to its position on the edge of leafy Southwark Park. But inside this home is all about sleek city-style, from the glass dining table to the leather armchair. You'll enjoy cooking in the large kitchen, and in the evening unwind on the plush sofa in front of the TV. The best bit is definitely the outdoor space – rare for a London apartment. Enjoy your coffee on the terrace, catching the morning light through the surrounding trees. And this place is just a ten-minute walk from Bermondsey tube station, where you can visit sights like Borough Market and Tower Bridge, and easily head further afield.

Parklife Modern

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Modern and bright, this apartment is close to several restaurants and cafes. But the proximity to some of London's most iconic sights is what makes it feel special, including Borough Market, the Tate Modern, and Tower Bridge. Though it's still roomy enough for six, we think this works best for a small family or two couples. If you do choose to sleep two additional guests on the sofa bed, you can always find extra breathing room on the terrace. It overlooks neighbours and isn't the most private, but it is a nice bonus – especially in central London.

Olive Green & Burnt Orange

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With its eclectic interiors, impressive views and central location, this apartment appeals on so many fronts. Starting outside, you'll find yourself in the epicentre of London's iconic sights, with a bevvy of quintessential pubs and high-end restaurants around you, we'd be spoilt for choice come dinner time. For daytime touristy trips, take just a ten-minute walk to Tower Bridge and be at St. Paul's Cathedral in eighteen minutes by tube. With so much to see and do, you'll need a cosy place to retreat to after wandering the city. Fortunately, we really love the modern playfulness and vibrancy of this industrial-chic apartment. Stepping in to look around the decor, you'll notice colourful wallpapers, neon lights and tasteful adornments – it's clear your host has a keen eye for detail. Reflecting the area's industrial edge, the living space is cleverly designed across two levels with sleek glass bannisters, light wood and high ceilings. If you're working from home during your stay, we could think of no better place for powering through than the super-stylish and clutter-free office space. Those after a gentler start will find the cosy corner to be perfectly suited for morning coffee and catching up on literature. Last but not least, the home boasts an incredible view of The Shard that's too good to miss.

Neon Melody

Mentioned in the Domesday Book, painted by Turner and within earshot of the bells of Mary-le-Bow church – and thus considered Cockney by many – the London enclave of Bermondsey remains close to the action. A five-minute walk to Canada Water station will see you quickly shopping or attending a meeting in Docklands or the City, while the nightlife and galleries of the East End and countless shops of the West End are within easy reach, too – as is the River Thames. Sipping your tea (milk and sugar optional) on the balcony, cast your eye over the treetops and church towers of South-east London, or spot the angled towers and domes created by London’s architectural innovators through the centuries. Alternatively, relax in the light and bright modern sitting room and enjoy the flat-screen TV and fast internet access. This apartment in a new-build block has everything you need to work remotely, plus a fully equipped kitchen and two double bedrooms. Why not bring the whole family? There’s a cot provided, and the flat is under an enhanced cleaning regime. This is a designated executive flat, ideal for preparing for business meetings or sightseeing. Whatever you're in town for, make the most of your trip from this surprisingly secluded and quiet Bermondsey base.

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Situated in the city's heart, this warehouse conversion has a fabulous address just off Bermondsey Street, so it's a short stroll from some of London's most iconic landmarks. We're talking London Bridge, The Shard (the capital’s tallest building), the historic Borough Market and the River Thames. Add to this, plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars, and you have the perfect location.

Here at Plum Guide, we love a bit of industrial chic, and this apartment certainly doesn't disappoint. There are exposed beams, stripped-back brick walls and a sleek kitchenette hidden by rolling-back wooden doors.
 

 Pour a glass of wine and relax on the yellow armchair or comfy sofa, surrounded by vibrant art. Through the Crittall-style doors, you'll find the main bedroom with its super king-sized bed. The second bedroom has a retro record player, so put some vinyl on and unwind before heading out for the evening.

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

Warehouse Wonders

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Tucked within a traditional Victorian building, this apartment brings ease to city living. Located on the ground floor, you’ll find plenty of space to relax, cook or catch up on work. There is also a shared garden available for use throughout your stay. Outside, it’s just a ten-minute bus ride to Elephant & Castle underground station – ensuring smooth connections with the rest of London. It's worth noting there is no free parking here, but you will have access to a shared garden – perfect for summer evening drinks. 


Your City Song

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame surprising parkland views from this modern apartment in South East London. The generous living space is flooded with light and provides a very pleasant spot to unwind or spend sociable evenings cooking with friends. It even has a lovely little terrace overlooking some much sought-after green space - perfect for sitting outside in the shade with your morning coffee, or a glass of something chilled at the end of a long day. The cosy bedrooms are soothing and bright, and all of this is just a five-minute walk from London’s underground or overground network at Bermondsey and Canada Water. In 20 minutes you can walk to the foodie hotspot that is Maltby Street Market or be mooching around the Fashion and Textile Museum. 

Box Window

Enjoy the vistas over London's desirable Tower Bridge area from this apartment's small balcony. There are views of the city from the open plan living space and bedrooms too. Plenty of plants give this place a homely vibe, and there's a claw-footed bath for a soak at the end of the day. There are lots to see and do in the vicinity, including Borough Market, while Tower Bridge station is around an eight-minute walk away when you want to explore the rest of London.

Take Me Up to the Top of the City

This penthouse apartment is the perfect choice if you're looking for a city break with style. The best part about this home is the large rooftop terrace, where you can admire views of the London skyline –  can you spy Tower Bridge? The master bedroom has direct access to the private terrace, making it the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee before starting the day. After a day in the city, the contemporary open-plan living space is the perfect place to unwind –  settle back in a trendy armchair with a book, or just curl up on the sofa in front of the TV. When you're not discovering London's best restaurants (trust us, there are so many to choose from), enjoy a home-cooked meal at your apartment from the modern dining table. If you're pining for nature, the living room's balcony offers views over the trees of Southwark Park. This home is just a short walk from Bermondsey tube station, so you'll be exploring the city in no time – but don't miss the local sights within walking distance like Maltby Street Market.  

Skyline Dreaming

Superbly located for a London break, this apartment is in a boutique development in Bermondsey. It overlooks a church and gardens on a quiet leafy street, close to restaurants, galleries, and transport links – you only need to walk two minutes to hop on the Jubilee line. It’s a modern home-from-home, comfortable and convenient. We love the floor-to-ceiling windows in the open-plan living and dining space, which leads to an integrated kitchen. There’s a desk for those working remotely. This is an adults-only home. 

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This has got to be one of the most amazing views in London. Moored near Tower Bridge on the Thames’ south bank, this stunning home is the former 'HMS Harpy’. Once an Edwardian base for customs and excise officers, and a landing stage for King George V, it’s now a unique and beautifully maintained floating home. The oldest and one of the largest homes on the river, The Harpy is unlike purpose-built houseboats – all the cabins are above water level with river views. History fans and nautical nuts will have plenty to get their teeth into, those interested in luxury river living will appreciate the opportunity to sit out on deck, and if vintage furniture is your thing you'll be able to explore pieces from the 1920s, '30s, and '50s. The dining table was even designed for Winston Churchill's home, Chartwell. We love the vast living space on the upper deck – it's bright, comfortable, and full of character. Bedrooms and bathrooms are nostalgic and the kitchen is well fitted out for cooking onboard. There's mains electricity, obviously, as well as mains gas for heating and cooking, and filtered mains water. All the mod cons are present too, from Wifi and Sky Q TV to gate entry phones and Sonos. So well-known that it's been featured in several movies (most notably A Fish Called Wanda), a stay here is an all-round incredible experience and one you'll be talking about for years to come.

The Harpy Houseboat

Bright, well-appointed and just footsteps from eateries, bars and art galleries, this Southwark apartment is an ideal choice for families or a couple of friends. For those keen to tick off the city’s most famous sights, Tower Bridge and the Tower of London are a twenty-minute walk away. There is a small balcony with views of the Shard and a collection of books to keep you occupied when the weather takes a turn. Those visiting on business can set up shop at the desk in the living space.


From Home

Set opposite leafy Southwark Park, this home might feel like a secluded, albeit ultra luxurious, treehouse, but it’s actually located in a central area of buzzing London. The very definition of the phrase ‘best of both worlds’, this home puts you within very close distance to tourist attractions without compromising on the tranquillity of the space. When you’re after a bit of R&R, sink into the sofa with a good book, or meditate out on the balcony. Roll out your mat in the lounge after you’ve opened the bi-fold doors and practice yoga with only the rustling leaves and twittering birds for company. 

Zipping around London is easily done by public transport or taxi and it shouldn’t take you more than twenty minutes to get to some of the best spots. See the Tower of London, or watch the guard change at Buckingham Palace. If you’re in the mood for some more luxury, cruise down the Thames with a glass of champagne. There are also plenty of galleries, museums, and restaurants to be enjoyed, but don’t forget to head down to the most quintessentially British place possible – the pub.

Rustling Leaves

This shiny and bright East London pad gives you enough space to kick and prance, or just to kick back and relax if you’d prefer. Looking out over a forested park, you’d never know you were in such a convenient spot - just five minutes in either direction to the underground at Bermondsey or the underground and overground at Canada Water. And it’s a 20-minute walk to Maltby Street Market or the Fashion and Textile Museum. Stylish and minimalist, you’ll find all you need for a comfortable stay within these four walls, including a coffee machine. Fill your cup and take it outside onto the balcony, where you can listen to the birds before you set about exploring this fashionable, artsy part of town. 

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Set in a red-brick Victorian school, this characterful home boasts an open living area with a southwest aspect, making it a great space to hang out after a busy afternoon. There are no new pieces of furniture here – everything is vintage or second-hand, with the antique dental chair and F1 car chassis being our favourites. If you're looking to catch up on work, there's a snug study room and a quirky library. Meanwhile, the apartment building offers a communal roof terrace with impressive skyline views. The location is ideal for those wishing to stay in a more alternative area of the city, yet only ten minutes away from London Bridge via the tube – Elephant & Castle Station is a seventeen-minute walk away.

The Time After Time

This unique penthouse was the top floor of a chamois leather factory in the 1900s. It’s now been converted into a quirky home-from-home in London, in an excellent location just off Bermondsey Street. The Tower of London is just across the river, and London Bridge station is a short walk away. The apartment boasts double-height ceilings, exposed brick and beams, and large windows that look out over London rooftops. Look out for the original winch that hoisted the leathers up to the third floor. While four guests can be accommodated here – with two sleeping on the sofa bed – we think it’s a more comfortable base for two. 

Warehouse to Penthouse

Whether you're here to staycation, vacation, or stay awhile, this chic and modern Bermondsey flat suits it all. Leafy views unfurl all around this bright space, with windows encircling the open-plan living room and filling it with light and views of the treetops. Slide open those balcony doors and sip your morning coffee overlooking Southwark Park. Sandwiched between the park and the King’s Stairs Gardens, there are plenty of pretty walking and running routes on your doorstep, plus the riverside’s just a five-minute stroll away. It’s well-connected too, with the Bermondsey tube station a five-minute walk down the street.

Arborea In White

Bermondsey is a historic part of London on the shores of the River Thames – but this home is anything but traditional. Windows surround the open-plan living space, offering views over leafy Southwark Park. The furnishings are sleek and stylish, our favourites being the glass dining table and leather armchair – we can just imagine sitting here with a book. However, the best part of this house might be the private balcony. Enjoy a morning coffee here, admiring the views over the surrounding trees, and feel like you're a world away from the busy city streets.  While you might be tempted by the endless array of restaurants in the city, on those nights when you fancy a home-cooked meal the kitchen has everything you'll need to rustle something up. Don't forget to explore the local area while you're here too – Maltby Street Market is a must-visit for delicious food, and there are plenty of riverside pubs where you can enjoy a drink as the sun sets. 

Old Meets New

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Modern and comfortable, this apartment is housed in a popular mansion block close to the waterfront of Shad Thames. From here, you’ll have a wealth of shops, bars, and restaurants within easy reach, and excellent transport links to the rest of London. You’ll also be within walking distance of Borough Market and the Tower of London. The apartment has a separate kitchen and a comfortable living space with large sash windows that let in a lot of light. One of the bedrooms is considerably smaller than the other, but we think it's cosy and still suitable for two guests – there's also a sofa bed for guests five and six.

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Cross the gangplank onto this incredible floating home near the Thames. Moored just a couple of blocks from Tower Bridge, this former 1930s steel barge is a ten-minute walk from the Tower of London. The top deck has been converted into a long, open living space with views of St Katharine Docks Marina from the huge windows. We love the semi-outdoor dining room, housed in a glass atrium-style space to the rear of the ship, with seating for ten. Choose to relax in the stylish white lounge on the upper deck, or head downstairs to the snug with its u-shaped sofa around a striking suspended fireplace. Bedrooms are on the lower deck, but that doesn’t mean dark cabins with tiny portholes. Spacious rooms have walls of windows and if there are portholes, they’re the size of a bass drum, letting in tonnes of natural light. If you manage to bag the master bedroom, its en-suite comes with a sauna. Welcome aboard, matey!

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This charming home offers a unique and comfortable stay in London. It’s just a short walk from Waterloo station, with the Southbank Centre a ten-minute walk away, and the Old Vic theatre even closer. Inside, you’ll find contemporary comfort, with a cosy, elegant living room and a well-equipped kitchen. The alfresco lounge is perfect for enjoying the peaceful garden. With its convenient location and stylish interior, this home is ideal for families and groups of friends looking for a memorable place to stay in central London. 

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

A Victorian Wonder

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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.

Man About Town

Enjoy a stay in Shoreditch, one of London's hippest neighbourhoods. With bars, restaurants, and an Overground station just a short stroll away, you'll have everything you need within easy reach. Brick Lane is also within walking distance – head there for vintage finds and fantastic street food. Taking inspiration from its surroundings, this lofty apartment is as comfortable as it is cool. It's spread across two floors, so there's plenty of room to unwind. Even better, you'll have two balconies to choose from – both ideal for cocktails before a night on the town.

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There's plenty to love about this home between Shadwell and Whitechapel. First is its handy location, within easy walking distance of Shoreditch, Brick Lane and Spitalfields Market. Just a few minutes from the nearest tube station, you can be in the City in no time, or head right into the heart of things for easy sightseeing. Then there's the space it offers. No typically pokey London room sizes here – there's a spacious living room, two big bedrooms and two bathrooms. And if you're not feeling spoilt enough, you'll have a large balcony to eat your meals on (if the weather obliges). A sleek, modern kitchen is equipped with everything you'll need if you're cooking at home, or discover some of the local eateries – there are plenty to choose from.

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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. 

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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.


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This bohemian and wonderfully crafted space is a unique home. Designed around a thematic narrative that threads its way from the Parisian-looking kitchen to the staircase made from vintage drawers. It's also more than just a home and will feel like a restorative sanctuary thanks to the bespoke optional services that are available – from beauty therapy, vitamin infusion with a Harley Street doctor and even Chinese acupuncture. You're well-connected to wider London, with London Bridge station and the bustling Borough Market on your doorstep.

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The 270-degree river-facing views and vistas of the Canary Wharf skyline at this south-facing loft apartment took our breath away. We particularly love the view from the private balcony of the London Cable Car flying through the clouds – it's the perfect spot for a glass of Champagne. Inside, you'll find a stylish space with dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows – relax on the comfy sofa with its throws and take in the sunset or tinkle the ivories on the piano. Plenty of verdant plants dotted around give this place a homely vibe. This apartment is perfect for a couple, solo traveller or business professional.

Situated in the Greenwich Peninsula, there's plenty to see and do. Watch a gig at The O2 Arena or head to London's Design District, a two-minute stroll away – the development has workspaces and plenty of industry talks and events. Or if you crave some green space, there's plenty here, including a four-acre ecology park made up of freshwater habitat and 1.6 miles of riverside. You also have easy access to the City and central London via the North Greenwich Underground station, which is just over a five-minute walk away.


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