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A stylish, state-of-the-art home set on a serene mews street in Bloomsbury, this two-bedroom apartment is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a peaceful corner that's close to the action. The interior is decorated in a mid-century-meets-industrial style, with Crittall-style windows and doors, a minimalist kitchen and elegant furniture that's sure to appeal to the style-conscious. It's a theme that continues into the bedrooms, with exposed brick walls, ample built-in storage and an opulent en-suite attached to the master bedroom. One of the joys of Bloomsbury is that pretty much everything is within walking or cycling distance. There are plenty of hidden gems tucked away down backstreets and side alleys, too, including plenty of classic English pubs, cool coffee shops and a collection of lesser-known museums. Elsewhere, the nearby Brunswick Centre has an assortment of shops, an arthouse cinema and a Waitrose for stocking up on essentials. There's also plenty of green space nearby at Russell Square, Gray's Inn Gardens and Coram's Fields. Finally, the bars and restaurants of Clerkenwell and Exmouth Market are within a ten-minute walk, while Covent Garden and Soho are slightly further afield. If you don't fancy walking, or the weather isn't playing ball, Chancery Lane and Farringdon stations are around ten minutes from your front door.

Hail to the King

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Located between exclusive Bloomsbury, Holborn and Farringdon, this brand new, state-of-the-art luxury home has a fantastic location. Charles Dickens Museum is a mere four-minute stroll, while the British Museum is just over ten minutes on foot. Top-ranking universities, such as the London School of Economics and Political Science, University College London and King's College, are all under a twenty-minute walk, as is the London Stock Exchange, Covent Garden and St. Paul's Cathedral. Or if you fancy an evening at the theatre, the West End is just over a twenty-minute saunter. Of course, there are plenty of fine restaurants and bars right on your doorstep. Set in a traditional English mews, this place has a chic industrial style. We love the large windows that let light flood in, as well as the engineered oak floors. We were really surprised by how quiet this abode is, given its locale. This home also has that oh so rare outdoor space – the balcony is ideal for having a pre-dinner glass of Champagne. There are various laptop areas for studying or working here too. Perfect for corporate guests, students, small families or friends looking to get the most out of London, this home really delivers.

Blooming Lovely

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Are bathrooms important? Then this white-walled charmer could be the flat for you. Although smaller than most Plum homes, it still boasts a spa-like sanctuary whose tiled walls enclose a freestanding tub, walk-in rainfall shower, TV and luxury toiletries. A palpable style is evident throughout – just look at those kitchen jars – as are natural light and Sonos audio coverage. There’s no proper dining table but it doesn’t matter: Exmouth Market, visible from your deck-terrace, has heaps of acclaimed restaurants. 

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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

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In Gina’s reverse duplex, bedrooms unusually take the lower level while the kitchen and living room are found upstairs beside a leafy mini-balcony. It’s also rare to find two super king-size beds, and even rarer for a spa-style bathroom to offer natural light with its standalone tub and TV. A minimal Scandi vibe runs throughout the beautiful apartment, incorporating suspended lamps, wall nooks, recycled woods and cacti. Right outside is the villagey Exmouth Market street, famed among Londoners for its superb restaurants.

Concrete Jungle

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Modern, chic and brilliantly located, this apartment is an interior designer's dream. Whether you're looking for somewhere to house a corporate guest, a student looking for digs or after a romantic getaway to the city, this home offers a comfortable stay with a host of luxury mod-cons. Set down a traditional English mews, it boasts an exclusive postcode near Chancery Lane. Known for its century-old buildings and flocks of working professionals, you'll find a lovely selection of historic pubs right on your doorstep for a quick bite to eat. Those after something a little more formal can walk to illustrious Covent Garden in less than twenty minutes. Ideal for working, dining out and sightseeing, the position of this Bloomsbury flat immediately caught our eye, but it's the stylish interiors that really packs a punch. Return to the stylish cube-shaped living room, filled with industrial-style features – from stone walls to sleek crittal windows – for a quiet movie night in under the dramatic spotlighting. It's a homely pad too, with high-grade oak floorboards, pale wooden furniture, curated houseplants and on-trend prints. Those keeping one eye on work will also find a dedicated desk space in the corner to make into a converted home office. Knock up a hearty dinner in the contemporary kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances, before enjoying a restful night's sleep in the comfy bedroom benefitting from luxury bedding, black-out blinds and sound insulation – this one really puts luxury and comfort at the forefront, without compromising a smidge of style. 

Touch Of The Picassos

This duplex apartment on a quiet mews street in the centre of London is an example of a designer fully committing to luxury in an interior. You'll notice the attention to detail as you wander about the home, from the sheepskin carpets and wooden floors to the white gloss kitchen fitted with Neff appliances. The living room features sleek mid-century furnishings, while the pristine bathrooms are almost dazzlingly white. There's a strong coherence between all the rooms and it makes for a lovely place to retire to after a long day of exploring the UK's capital. The prime location means that there are attractions in any direction you set off from your front door. The British Museum is a quarter of an hour's walk due west and the Barbican is twenty-five minutes on foot to your east.

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Crowned by a rooftop hot tub, this chic Clerkenwell home is perfect for sociable small groups. You can enjoy an afternoon BBQs on its sunny lower terrace, with wireless speakers piping out favourite tunes, then retreat to plump sofas for nights around the TV. Alternatively, just head for Exmouth Market’s restaurants and bars, which are mere minutes away. Upstairs, two big en-suites feature deep white walls and spa-like bathrooms – although bashful types may blush at the master bedroom’s glass-walled shower. 

The Easton Diamond

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Whether you’re visiting London for business or pleasure, this modern apartment helps you make the most out of your stay with its central location, comfortable modern styling and personalised service. 

Step inside to be greeted with wood floors, large letterbox windows and a chic contemporary decor that will put you instantly at ease. We love the touches of blue velvet in the decor, as well as the cool wall art that adds additional characterful flair to the proceedings. Those looking to catch up on work can do so at the handy desk space available while aspiring home chefs will find everything they need to whip up a feast in the sleek kitchen – when they’re not out sampling the countless local restaurants, that is. 

Your Holborn locale means you’ve got a plethora of cultural hotspots within easy reach, including the British Museum (a twelve-minute walk), the Charles Dickens Museum (a six-minute walk) and the British Library (a twenty-minute walk). And should you wish to indulge in some retail therapy, Covent Garden and Tottenham Court Road are also within a twenty-minute stroll from your door. 


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This unique home in Clerkenwell caught our eye for its striking, lofty living area reminiscent of a barn conversion. There’s plenty of room for the group to spread out between the plush lounge and mezzanine seating area, and the full kitchen is sleek and modern. There’s a vintage writer’s desk in the main bedroom for those working remotely and a bar trolley to unwind after – the welcome bottle of wine is a nice touch. This place faces an internal courtyard, so despite the ultra-central location, it’s relatively quiet. St Paul’s Cathedral and the Thames are a short stroll away and Farringdon Station is just four minutes on foot – you'll be well-placed to explore London.

The Primrose House

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Dive into East Central London from this stylish penthouse, complete with a spacious wraparound balcony and rooftop views. Underfloor heating keeps you toasty from the moment you wake up, and the kitchen is more than well-equipped for whatever you're craving. That said, the surrounding area is chock-a-block with fantastic spots to grab a bite, from Exmouth Market to the array of Michelin-starred restaurants. Children and toddlers aren't permitted, but we think families with babies or older kids will have a blast. Whether you're visiting as a tourist or travelling for work, the home gym and study provide that added touch of practicality to help you settle right in.

Where the Good Times Start

Located on a quiet mews in Bloomsbury, this stylish apartment provides an ideal base for a couple or solo traveller looking for a peaceful, central stay in one of London’s most culture-rich neighbourhoods. From its wood floors to its contemporary furnishings and large windows letting in ample light, there’s a suave sophistication to the open-plan living area that will make you feel right at home. We love the decorative touches that have been carefully curated to bring character to the room, from the abstract art to the houseplants and sheepskin rug that add a sense of flair to the proceedings. The modern kitchen is glossy and sleek, while the bathroom invites endless relaxation under its luxurious rainfall shower. Finally, the bedroom – with its sumptuous bed and French doors giving way to a Juliet balcony – provides a dreamy canvas for a blissful night’s sleep. Outside of your home, you’ve got plenty of sights and entertainment on hand, including the Charles Dickens Museum (a three-minute walk), the Postal Museum (a six-minute walk), the British Museum (a thirteen-minute walk) and St Paul’s Cathedral (a twenty-minute walk).


Bloom

Decidedly modern, this split-level flat caught our eye with its luxurious extras, industrial-chic design and super central location. Our favourite room is the glossy kitchen, which is decked out with all the amenities you'll need – double Siemens ovens, a humidity-controlled fridge, top-of-the-range cookware and even a Nordic Quooker boiling tap, just to name a few. We think keen chefs and amateur cooks alike will love rustling up a tasty breakfast or hearty dinner under the skylight. 

Both bedrooms are as comfortable as they are stylish – one even has access to a small, narrow patio – and the bathrooms are the definition of grand, with their lavish rainfall showers and polished marble walls. And we adore the exposed grey brick scattered around, most notably in the living room – it's the perfect area to relax after a busy day taking advantage the pubs, bookstores and museums that dot this corner of London. 

Speaking of location, Bloomsbury is an excellent base for a stay in the capital. The British Museum is only thirteen minutes on foot, while iconic spots like Covent Garden, St Paul's Cathedral and Trafalgar Square are also within walking distance – about half an hour, give or take. Whether you want to shop on Oxford Street, sample the gastronomic delights in Soho or just roam the city in search of adventure, you'll be well-placed for exploring – especially with Chancery Lane station less than ten minutes away.

Monograph

Tucked away down a quiet mews street, this modern apartment is overflowing with contemporary swagger. The open-plan living space makes socialising easy, whether you're watching a film on the cosy sofas or sharing a bottle of wine around the dining table. Cooking is anything but a chore in the bespoke kitchen, with its NEFF appliances and glossy worktops. And, with three lush bedrooms (all with luxe en-suites), everyone will have a private space to retreat to after a long day, and nobody will ever need to queue for the loo. We love how bright it is here, and the sleek design only adds to the roomy feeling. But what we love most is the location. Bloomsbury is known as London's literary hub, so bookworms will be right at home browsing the independent bookstores and following in the footsteps of icons like Virginia Woolf and Charles Dickens. Pick up a coffee from a local cafe as you make your way towards The British Museum, a thirteen-minute walk away, followed by a pint of ale and delicious pub grub at the many traditional taverns nearby. Plus, there are three tube stations within walking distance, so you'll be incredibly well-connected to the rest of the city.

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Combing industrial-chic, ethnic influence and attention to detail, this white stucco Islington apartment is all about the design. Soft pink hues cover the walls, and original features such as the polished wooden floorboards and exposed beams are intermingled with modern furnishings like the black metal bookshelf unit and glass coffee table. And we just love the sleek marble kitchen, complete with a sunny dining spot,  that's perfect for whipping up and enjoying home-cooked breakfasts. Come afternoon, enjoy a good book and perch on the rustic window-bench. You'll notice the giant cherry sculpture – another quirky touch that blends old and new in elegant fashion. In the bedrooms, the calming palette, soothing artwork, ethnic adornments and rattan headboard makes for a peaceful morning setting. Stroll across to the en-suite bathroom, open the charming slide and track door, and enjoy a long soak in the rainfall shower. When you're ready to set off, the local area is full of traditional pubs, restaurants and classy cafés – you'll find it's more of a friendly neighbourhood than a tourist hotspot. Take a wander around tranquil Regent's Canal, just a four-minute stroll away, or hop on the tube at Angle Station (three minutes walk), taking you into King's Cross within twelve minutes. 

House of Java

Sleek and contemporary, this industrial-inspired apartment is the epitome of modern living. It's set over two floors, giving a small family or group plenty of space to spread out. High-end amenities abound – lush hotel-quality linens, underfloor heating, Nordic Quooker boiling water taps, double Siemens ovens and lavish rainfall showers are just a few of the touches that make a stay here feel extra luxurious. Whether you're lounging on the soft velvet sofa with a book from the host's library, hosting a dinner party in the striking dining area or nodding off in the cosy bedrooms, you're sure to feel right at home. And location-wise, this flat is spot-on. Tucked away on a quiet traditional mews in the heart of Bloomsbury, you're a short stroll away from three different underground stations (Chancery Lane is the closest, just six minutes on foot) and only a thirteen-minute walk from The British Museum. Charming pubs, independent coffee shops and delicious restaurants are basically on your doorstep, so this is an excellent spot to be.

Steel & Bloom

Situated in a traditional mews, this stylish apartment is in a prime spot for exploring. The British Museum lies a thirteen-minute walk away, while the independent bookstores and green squares in Bloomsbury can also be reached on foot. Even better, three different tube stations within walking distance make travelling around London easy, and with a charming array of pubs, restaurants and cafes on your doorstep, this is truly an excellent location. After a long day out and about in London, come home and unwind in the cosy living area. Kick off your shoes and sink into the plush velvet sofa – it's so soft, you'll never want to get up – or let your culinary skills run wild in the bespoke kitchen, equipped with NEFF appliances and plenty of prep space. Juliet balconies on the windows mean that you'll feel the fresh breeze on your skin in the summer, while the two sumptuous bedrooms promise an excellent night's sleep.

Black & Bloom

Hidden away on a serene, traditional mews, just a six-minute stroll from Chancery Lane tube station, this apartment block is a modern city-dweller’s dream. Sip an espresso in an independent coffee shop, then check out cultural offerings like the Charles Dickens Museum (three minutes away), before grabbing a pint of ale in a local English pub. Right in the heart of this urban playground, this home is sleek and sophisticated, taking inspiration from industrial-style decor. We love the soft colour palette of creams and pale pinks, with the light-grey brickwork of the exposed wall offering that urban edge. Three huge windows illuminate this stylish living space, and you can also pop out to the private balcony from here. Take a gin and tonic outdoors while you peruse the city streets below. High-end amenities are standard here – luxurious, hotel-quality linens, rainfall showers, and underfloor heating make this a special stay. While the kitchen has everything you need and more, we recommend taking a nine-minute walk to your local restaurant hotspot – Exmouth Market. This foodies’ paradise is sure to get your taste buds tingling.

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You’ll find this Tardis-like apartment in the heart of London – but from the relative peace and quiet of lovely Lambs Conduit Street, you’d hardly know it. It's mere minutes away from Russell Square and the famous British Museum, while a short saunter will bring you to the hustle and bustle of Soho and Oxford Street. With its soothing colour palette, and this apartment provides a welcome relief from the buzz of the capital. Spread over two floors, we love how bright and light-filled the living area is, while the terrace is the perfect peaceful spot for an afternoon cup of tea, or an evening glass of wine.

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

Lambs Conduit Street

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

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.

Vesper Martini

This three-bedroom flat is perfect for a family or group of friends. The spacious living room has a large sofa and a flat-screen TV, while the kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to cook a home-cooked meal. The bedrooms are all well-appointed and have plenty of storage space. The flat is located in the heart of Farringdon, just a short walk from the tube station and all the shops and restaurants you could need.

All Things Bright & Beautiful

The charming, leafy streets around this central London studio are home to endless museums, galleries, cafés, bars and restaurants for all tastes. You’re in the Holborn neighbourhood, with the Charles Dickens Museum just around the corner and the vast collections of the British Museum a ten-minute walk away. Should you wish to access every landmark and iconic sight of London, Chancery Lane and Holborn tube stations are both a short stroll away.

Inside, the windows are practically floor-to-ceiling, so you’ve got plenty of natural light during the day. A plush velvet sofa provides a spot to put your feet up at the end of the day and the teal and grey motif is both stylish and soothing. The kitchen may be compact, but the white units hide the essential utensils and appliances you need for self-catering. Though there's so much choice for dining out in the area, you may never open the cupboards.  

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This apartment is perfect for a couple or small family looking for a convenient place to stay in London. It’s located just a short walk from the famous Sadler’s Wells theatre, yet is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac in a leafy residential area. You’ll have access to the communal gardens and will have your own private balcony, too. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, and bars nearby, and the home is equipped with everything you might need for a comfortable stay. Bedroom two has a trundle bed that can be set up as a double or two single beds, making this home a versatile choice.

Sadler's Delight

Sitting in the corner of a charming Georgian square not too far from King's Cross, this home has a few surprises up its sleeve.

The first is its sheer size. Spread across four floors, there's a wealth of space in which large groups can gather and spend time together. And this isn't all inside, either – in a city in which outdoor space is highly coveted, this townhouse benefits from not just one, but two terraces. One of these is up on the roof, while the other is a pleasant, plant-filled garden with plenty of seating and a barbecue.

Back inside, the design leans on the traditional side, although there are a fair few quirky features inside. The wall mural in the living room is particularly pretty, as is the eclectic collection of artwork that lines the walls and the Mediterranean-style tiles in the bathrooms. If these aren't to your taste, the view of the leafy garden square from the large windows might just well be.

Despite being right in the heart of London, the immediate area feels quiet and residential, although you don't have too far to walk if you're after a distraction or two. The neighbourhood is well-covered when it comes to museums, with institutions dedicated to Charles Dickens, the Post Office and even funeral history reached in ten minutes on foot. The daddy of them all, The British Museum, is only a twenty-minute walk, too.


Curious Georgian

This well-connected apartment makes it experience the vibrant heart of central London. You can stroll to local restaurants, cafes and shops, while the close proximity to Farringdon station means quick access to iconic sights across the city. And while the location has a lot to offer, this home has plenty of perks too. From the sociable living area to the snug bedrooms, this is a great option for groups in search of a laidback city stay. There is also a sofa bed for one guest in the living room and your host provides a sweet welcome pack with basic essentials. 

Finding Magic

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Nestled in the creative hub of central London, this apartment hits all the right notes when it comes to location. You can stroll into Bloomsbury, Clerkenwell and Holborn. There are great public transport links making it easy to get across the city, and you’ll find plenty of dining options in the neighbourhood. And when it comes to home comforts, this contemporary apartment delivers a sweet solution. There’s a small balcony and the living room is perfect for cosy movie nights or catch up work sessions. Guests staying longer than thirty days, can also enjoy access to the building’s swimming pool, gym and spa. 

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House of Hemp is a super stylish home with a design that maximises the space. The palette of earthy colours works harmoniously with the abundance of natural fabrics, and cool light fittings smoothly blend the original cornicing with modern design. The home is situated on a busy main road, so street noise can be heard in the street-facing living room. But, the bedroom is definitely quieter and the TV makes it a great space to curl up in after a day exploring with a movie in bed. While there isn’t much storage space, one of the kitchen cupboards actually doubles up as a wardrobe.

House of Hemp

Located in a beautiful white stucco townhouse, just a three-minute walk from Angel Tube station, this studio flat is a fantastic choice for a solo traveller or couple looking for a stylish space but who don't need lots of superfluous space. Despite the lofty three-metre-high ceilings and large sash window, your host – an experienced architect and interior designer – has really put a lot of thought into the layout and decor to make the most of the compact size. No detail has been overlooked in the pursuit of perfection, and every element must earn its place. As a result, the home manages to be both a chic yet relaxing space for two people to enjoy comfortably. We loved the use of beautiful natural materials, which are mixed with a subtle and mature colour palette. A bonus is a super-smart bathroom, complete with a sumptuous bathtub – perfect for a soak at the end of a busy day exploring the pubs, indie boutiques and antiques shops that dot this corner of North London.

House of Coir

Everything around this part of town is done with a touch of class, and this sleek apartment in Holborn is no different. The oh-so-trendy interior is decidedly swish, mirroring the sophisticated streets below. What’s the best way of exploring its cobbled avenues and sunny squares, we hear you ask? Well, whether you’re browsing local markets at Leather Lane or dining out at high-end restaurants – a stay at this chic home will find you within easy walking distance of the delights of the area. And if you’re planning to catch a show while in town, the West End lies a short twenty-minute tube ride away. Speaking of the stage, the living room hosts a striking collection of vintage theatre programmes that catch the eye. With soothing tones of blue and grey, glass and stone coffee tables, a comfy sofa, quirky artwork and plenty of curated plants, the open-plan living space is stylish yet relaxed. When you’re not out fine dining or discovering the quaint cafes and bakeries around Holborn, rustle up drinks and snacks in the kitchen featuring a sociable granite breakfast bar. It’s an ideal spot for eating together, playing games, and mapping out a day of sightseeing. Ensure you bookend any long day wandering the big smoke with a couple of sundown cocktails on your private balcony.

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

John's Mews

If you’re in search of a refreshing base in a well-connected spot, this home delivers a fantastic solution. Just a short walk from Farringdon train station, you’ll find it’s easy to explore central London. There are cafes, restaurants and shops within easy walking distance. Plus, your host provides a welcome pack with basic essentials to get you started. At full occupancy two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area, but this is a handy option for couples or families travelling with kids. 



Calling You Home

Just a five-minute walk from Angel station, House of Jute masterfully uses its space to create a harmonious, tasteful home that smoothly matches organic fabrics with subtle, neutral cabinets and wall colours. Set on the ground floor of a restored Georgian building (Grade II listed, no less), it's a stylish, modern home with period touches like shuttered windows.

With the bedroom and en-suite at the back of the apartment, away from the road, it's a peaceful space to return to at the end of a busy day. And while the en-suite may be a bit of a squeeze for some, there is another private bathroom up half a flight of stairs – a helpful addition.  

House of Jute

Located on a peaceful, traditional mews, you could be forgiven for not realising that this home is right in the middle of London. Its location in Bloomsbury, known for its literary connections and charming English heritage, makes this the perfect place for a small group who want to stay in the heart of the city. The home has been recently renovated, and the interior has a thoroughly modern vibe with a slight industrial feel, thanks to the exposed brick and large, black-trimmed windows. You'll love coming home to put your feet up on the huge blue velvet sofa, or cooking in the state-of-the-art kitchen, complete with two ovens and Schulte-Ufer cookware. There's even a little balcony, where you can sip your morning coffee in the fresh air – a true luxury in the centre of the city. Getting around is easy from here, with the British Museum just a fifteen-minute walk away and several independent coffee shops and boutiques to stop off at on the way. A little further along you'll find Oxford Street and, if you want to visit a different part of the city, simply hop on the Tube – Chancery Station is just over five minutes away. Plus, with blackout blinds, sound insulation and underfloor heating, you're virtually guaranteed a great night's sleep. 

Geometry Class

See the Shard, Gherkin and St Paul’s Cathedral before breakfast by staying at this spectacular penthouse. Its huge wraparound terrace faces all those London landmarks. We love that, and how the sense of luxury here is accompanied by homely pot plants, clusters of cushions and bursting bookshelves. The building's exterior isn’t quite so handsome, but that merely makes the wonderment inside feel more of a smug secret. Surrounding Clerkenwell boasts a trendy design scene and exulted coffee shops.

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Featured in ‘The Sunday Times’ magazine, this child-friendly home was converted into a coach house by an award-winning architect for the family it remains home to today. Opening out onto a private cobbled mews at the back of the house, this central London property really has to be seen in person to be appreciated for all it's worth. If you're into cooking, you'll be blown away by the kitchen as it's the ultimate foodie's dream come true with an extensive supply of kitchenware. And it doesn't end there, as the luminous living room presents sliding glass doors that open out onto a courtyard with its own outdoor dining area and deluxe barbecue. The eclectic styling of the home makes you feel like you're travelling on a voyage around the world as you enter the different rooms - each owning a unique vibe and ambience to enjoy. Morrocan rugs, Aztec prints, antique furniture and vintage decorative pieces bring life and soul to the home with huge with endless personality. Music lovers are also in luck as there's a piano, multiple guitars and a set of decks where you can play DJ to your favourite records. Set in the conservation area of Georgian London, the street itself is surprisingly very quiet, considering the busy and vibrant neighbourhoods of Islington and Clerkenwell are just five minutes away. Discover the local theatres, cinemas as well as an array of shops, bars and restaurants all within walking distance. And with Kings Cross tube also just a fifteen-minute walk away, you'll be in an ideal location to get to almost anywhere else in London and beyond.

Foodie's Coach House

An excellent base, this apartment sits in the heart of Clerkenwell. It’s a well-connected area, with Farringdon tube station less than ten minutes away on foot, with access to the Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines. The apartment is contemporary with minimalist decor. Two guests will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room, which boasts large windows and is filled with light – if you’re hoping for a lie-in, you might want to pack an eye mask. For such a great location and an apartment with everything you might need for a city break, we think that’s a worthwhile sacrifice. 

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This apartment is all about the rooftop view. A perfectly clear and straight view of St Paul’s Cathedral and The Shard from the terrace is the perfect setting for evening drinks. Located in trendy Clerkenwell, you’re right in the hub.


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Record Player

Printer

A long queue forms annually outside this family home’s kooky orange door during the Open House London event, with design fans keen to admire its architectural quirks. Now so can you. The mews house has won awards for its adaptable-living concept and multi-purpose shared spaces, merged with bright, bohemian design. There’s ‘stuff’ everywhere, and a palpable sense of homeliness. Look out for the leafy roof garden and retro Aga cooker, then stroll off to the Charles Dickens Museum once you’ve finished exploring.

The Adaptable House

Wine Cooler

If you’re in search of simplicity and ease in a great location, this apartment is for you. Located in the heart of Angel, it’s just a five-minute walk to the nearest underground station and Regent’s Canal. You’ll find plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars within easy reach, while Shoreditch is just ten-minutes away. By night, this home makes a great base to switch off and unwind. There is plenty of space to stretch out across the living room and bedrooms. Plus, you’ll have access to a shared garden during your stay. Remote workers will also appreciate the small study with a desk. 

Angel Air

Whether you're travelling on business or in town for sightseeing, this Farringdon apartment has everything you need for a carefree stay. There's a desk for remote working, a stylish living area ideal for unwinding, and a well-appointed kitchen if you want to whip up a meal at home. But it's the central location that makes this pad really stand out. Landmarks like the British Museum and St Paul's Cathedral are reachable on foot, while various restaurants and pubs are nearby. You'll also have easy access to the City and West End by bus, with the nearest Tube station less than a ten-minute stroll away.

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