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Board Games

Library of Books

Entertainment

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Luxury Toiletries

Toiletries

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Blender

Children's Dinnerware

Coffee Maker

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High Chair

Kettle

Kitchen

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Cooking Essentials

Trash Compactor

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Cot / Crib

Drying Rack

Extra Pillows and Blankets

Hangers

Iron

Washing Machine

Black-Out Blinds

Bedroom & Laundry

Laptop Friendly Workspace

Wi-fi

Internet & Office

Central Heating

Air Conditioning

Heating & Cooling

Lift Access

Private Entrance

Single-Level Home

Parking & Access

Carbon Monoxide Detector

First Aid Kit

Security Cameras

Smoke Detector

Other

If you’re in search of a well connected city stay, this apartment delivers an easy solution. Just steps from King's Cross and St Pancras Station, you’ll find it easy to get across London. It’s also just a short stroll to Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard where you’ll find a great selection of cafes, restaurants and shops. The apartment is nestled in a gated community so it’s a wonderful place to retreat and relax after a day of exploring. Remote workers will appreciate the dedicated desks and the main bedroom comes with an en-suite bathroom – adding a wonderful sense of privacy. 


London Joy

Netflix

Satellite / Cable TV

Sonos

Streaming Services

Rain Shower

Pod Coffee Machine

Dryer

Ironing Board

Luxury Bedding

Paid Parking

Buzzer / Wireless Intercom

Multiple Sets of Keys

Parking Available

Self Check-in / Check-out

Rooftop Terrace

Outdoor

Breakfast Included

Nice to haves

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

Home Cinema Setup

Cafetiere

Desk / Workplace

Fireplace

Paid Parking On Street

Barbeque

Garden

Balcony / Patio

Outdoor Seating

Fire Extinguisher

When you’re staying just six minutes from King’s Cross Station, the bustling travel hub of London, you might not expect to find serenity. However, this Georgian maisonette defies all expectations, offering a luxurious and calm spot with elegant and original decor. From rich, hardwood flooring and cabinets, to chic hanging lamps and art adorning the walls, a rustic versus modern contrast is present throughout. While we love the interior details, an outdoor area in the city centre is a rare feature that’s hard to ignore. With not one but two separate spaces for entertaining, enjoy an Earl Grey in the morning, and move on to a glass of fine English sparkling wine by dusk. As if exploring the gorgeous home and grounds wasn’t enough, your host has some extra surprises. Indoors, find your very own 4K projector and sound system for a luxury movie night. Outside, find a barbecue and even an outdoor heater for winter nights. If you muster up the courage to leave your peaceful palace, head seven minutes over the canal to Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard. For foodies and shoppers alike, this recently redeveloped area has beautifully renovated buildings housing cocktail bars, artisan markets, and high-end restaurants.

A Piece of Heaven

Smart TV

Bicycles

Wellness & Fitness

Desk

Step-Free Access

Child Friendly

You'll find this apartment nestled between Angel and Shoreditch, two of London's most vibrant neighbourhoods. From street food to nightlife, there's something in the area for everyone, including walking paths along the canal if you'd rather take things slow. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the living space with light. They lead to a small balcony with views of Shoreditch Park across the street. The design is modern and contemporary. It's an ideal choice if you want a centrally located, comfortable stay.

Subtle Sunshine

Throws

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

DVD Player

Piano

Playground

Vacuum Cleaner

Balcony

Pets Allowed

Pets

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

Song for the Soul

Early / Late Check-Out Available

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


Cosmic Yellow

Espresso Machine

Once a Georgian worker’s cottage, this recently renovated home has been brought into sparkling 21st-century style with a cool modern touch. Located in Islington, the area’s elegance is reflected in the stylish minimalism that defines this four-floor home. The lower ground floor boasts an enormous kitchen and dining area with double doors that lead out onto a sunny south-facing garden – the ideal spot for celebratory alfresco meals. The upper ground floor is taken up by the bright living room where shelves stacked with books and a large comfortable sofa invite you to kick back and relax over a glass of wine while enjoying the light pouring in through the sash windows. Onto the next floor and you’ll find two stylishly pared-back bedrooms – one of which has an en-suite rainfall shower that feels spa-like in its luxuriousness – while the master bedroom on the top floor has a roll-top bath that beckons blissful soaks with a glass of bubbly after a day of exploring the city on foot. Factor in the additional sun terrace – the perfect place for morning coffees and romantic sundowners – and you're all set for a relaxing stay. Outside of your home, Islington is bursting with cute cafes and shops to discover and Regent’s Canal is a twenty-minute walk away for long afternoon ambles. Elsewhere, trendy Dalston is walkable in thirty minutes, as is King’s Cross and Granary Square. 


Modern Georgian

Patio / Terrace

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.

Keystone Crescent

This modern, stylish apartment is located in London’s East End, close to the City and popular Shoreditch. The Barbican is a short walk away, and there are excellent transport links – Angel tube station is nearby. The apartment is contemporary and comfortable, with chic Scandi style. The bright living room opens to a balcony with views of London’s skyline, including the Shard. You’ll have a well-equipped kitchen to cook in, and two tranquil bedrooms decorated in soft hues for a restful night’s sleep. Ideal for business or leisure, this apartment ticks every box. 

Paton Street

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

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

Amazon Prime

Sound System

Heated Towel Rail

Rice Maker

Private Washing Machine

Private Dryer

Laundry Supplies

Underfloor Heating

Courtyard

Fenced Garden

On the leafy streets of north London, this traditional home has been lovingly restored into a private city sanctuary. 

Spread across four floors, the owners have retained the original period features whilst integrating a range of personal touches and contemporary comforts. From the light-dappled rooms and soft natural tones to the art and objects, every detail has been considered to enrich daily living with joy and ease. And with multiple living spaces alongside a fully equipped kitchen and three snug bedrooms, this is the kind of space that inspires you to settle in and make it your own. 

Wake up to views across the towering trees, savour the tranquillity of the garden, relax in the bath and come together for candlelit meals and cosy evenings by the fire. However you choose to spend your time here, every moment promises to be enriched by the effortless style and calm simplicity of this space. 

From here, stroll along the atmospheric streets of Canonbury to Islington’s vibrant Upper Street. From organic shops, boutiques and markets, to galleries and restaurants, this is the perfect setting to experience the magic of London whilst connecting with a thriving community. There’s also easy access to the New River Walk – bringing a wonderful burst of natural beauty to your city stay. 

Breathe & Flow

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. 

Rosebery Gemstone

Chic and stylish, this apartment is located on the banks of Regent’s Canal. It’s in the vibrant neighbourhood of Angel, with its excellent bars and restaurants. You can take the tube or Overground from nearby, making it easy to explore the rest of London. The apartment is a sophisticated base for a London stay, decorated in a classy palette of dark neutrals. We particularly like the dining area, which features a retro dining table and a large vintage mirror. The second bedroom is equipped with a single bed with a trundle underneath it that opens into a double bed. 

Dark Shades

Wine Cooler

Electricity Adaptors

Gated Community

Wheelchair Access

Alarm System

Security System

This chic apartment can be found in lively Clerkenwell. There are bars and restaurants nearby, as well as excellent transport links to the rest of London, and you’ll only be a twelve-minute walk from the Barbican Centre. Sadler’s Wells Theatre is also a short walk away, making this a great choice for those visiting London for a show. The apartment is contemporary but cosy, with attractive high-end finishes and a petite balcony. At full occupancy, four guests will sleep on two sofa beds in the living space, which might feel a little crowded for longer stays. 

The Modern Minster

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

Changing Table

Hot Tub

Swimming Pool

Outdoor Audio

Outdoor Kitchen

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

Umbrellas

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

Enviably located within a Georgian Townhouse, this Islington two-bedroom apartment is seconds away from buzzing Upper Street and will let you wind down in the cute communal garden after a long day.

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

Gibson Square

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.

Penthouse Perspective

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

Just a few minutes walk from Kings Cross Station, this single-level home leaves you well-poised to explore London. While the interior isn't full of character, it's functional – although you'll need to bring your own bathroom and kitchen supplies here. The garden's a nice touch, and with the main bedroom being in a separate wing, you'll enjoy plenty of privacy. And while the central location may mean you're using earplugs at night, it does leave you close to the likes of the British Museum and a whole host of eateries and cafes.

The Modern Library

Snug but superbly located, this ground-floor apartment is ideal for practical travellers. There's no denying that it's compact, but we think it works – even if both bedrooms lack storage. That said, the layout uses space cleverly, with colourful walls and a long galley-style kitchen. The second bedroom also doubles as an office. Besides, you can't beat the location. Angel is a thriving neighborhood full of restaurants, pubs, and shops. It has everything you'll need, including a Tube station nearby that makes exploring London a breeze.

Little Seraph

Welcome Hamper

It's not hard to see why we love this home – views like this are hard to come by in Shoreditch, and the host has made sure to highlight it with panoramic glass walls and a modern balcony. Whether you're whipping up a meal in the pristine white kitchen, perching on the blue velvet upholstery with a good book, or sitting down on the industrial-style dining chairs for a game of cards, you'll be overlooking built-up Shoreditch and distant skyline views over the city. Inside, there's natural light aplenty, thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows, while the decor is minimalist, yet effortlessly chic. There's ample space to relax, although the living area in the corner has a cosy and homely feel to it with the sky blue rug and tasteful artwork. This sleek high-rise apartment will make exploring the local popups and quirky cafes down below extremely easy – trendy Shoreditch High Street is just a seventeen-minute stroll from your door. 

Loganberry Jam

Shared Pool

Enjoy a stylish stay in London in this modern apartment. With a private balcony, chic decor, and access to a shared swimming pool, sauna, spa, and gym – for long-term stays only – this apartment is a relaxing space to call home. It’s in Clerkenwell and Farringdon, less than a mile from Spitalfields Market and all the bars, pubs, and shops of Shoreditch High Street. It’s a lively area that blends historic buildings with a creative vibe – you’ll have design studios and galleries on your doorstep. When you want to see the rest of London, you need only walk ten minutes to the tube. Convenient and comfortable, it’s a superb London base.  

Urban Getaway

DVD Library

Printer

Workplace

Temperature Control

Outdoor Fireplace / Firepit

Islington was once the playground of literary greats – George Orwell and Evelyn Waugh among others – but these days it’s where media types rest their heads and write witty blog posts on their MacBooks in organic cafes. This beautiful, five-storey Georgian townhouse on a leafy backstreet in Barnsbury, brings together these two worlds. It’s full of charming original features, including wrought-iron fireplaces, wooden shutters and even a coal vault. The decor plays on its rich history with almost Gothic touches – dark blue walls, a jet-black wooden four-poster bed, gunmetal roll-top bath – but this adds drama, not darkness. In any case, the light from those glorious sash windows makes it impossible for any gloom to creep in. Grab a book from the library and head outside to the delightful paved garden, where tangled wisteria and mature trees keep things incredibly private for a city pad. Like Islington's legendary writers, we think you'll find plenty to write home about.

Barnsbury Corner

Situated in the heart of Clerkenwell, this apartment is perfect for an extended stay in the capital. Angel tube station is less than a ten-minute walk away when you want to explore London. Shops, restaurants and cafes are close by for days when you’d prefer to stay local. Inside the home, the living space is bright and airy, and the kitchen has everything you need to rustle up your favourite suppers. A dedicated concierge is on-hand to make your visit as stress-free as possible and can help arrange extra services, from child care to home gym equipment.

Hardwick Street III

This contemporary home is an ideal base for a family on a London getaway. Spacious and modern, we love the open-plan design, perfect for gathering as a group. The sleek kitchen is a match for any chef, but with a whole host of eateries in the local area, you may find dining out is on the menu. With a private balcony, you can even get a little fresh air fix over your morning coffee. And, when it comes to sightseeing in the capital, just hop on the tube – London’s landmarks are just a stone’s throw away. 

London Sanctuary

Just a three-minute walk from Angel tube station, this elegant loft-style space is housed in a classic white stucco Islington townhouse. In this restored Georgian building, the top floor is where you’ll find your charming new home. After entering this historic exterior, there's a delightful contrast inside. The interiors merge quaint original features, such as exposed beams, floorboards, and charming attic windows with a sleek, modern aesthetic. Warm and rustic furnishings like the wooden dining bench bring yet another vintage edge, one of our favourite pieces being the rusty, red velvet sofa. And in the bedroom, the wicker bed frame looks beautifully natural against the pristine white walls and sleek wardrobes. After a peaceful slumber, your host generously provides granola for breakfast, so you can start the day with a wholesome bowl as you plan the day ahead. Head four minutes north to walk along the serene Regent’s Canal, or maybe even hitch a ride on a barge. On your way back, take a detour through Angel’s streets full of high-end restaurants, cute boutiques, and English pubs. Anyone for a pint?

House of Clay

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.


St Paul's View

Paid Parking On Premises

Only ten minutes from Kings Cross, The Angel is old London at its finest. On the top floor of this traditional row, only minutes away from the thrum of Chapel Market and the shopping centre, you’ll find this charming little pad an excellent place.

The Angel's Nest

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

Just five minutes from Old Street station, this apartment is right in the heart of east-central London’s vibrant scene of eating, drinking, and culture. Six minutes away is Victoria Miro, an art gallery in a former furniture factory, so it's no surprise that this flat suits the hip personality of the area. The decor is modern and minimalist, with exposed brick walls, dark-wood parquet floors, and a range of black metal-framed furniture. There’s certainly an industrial edge to the interiors which marries up well with the local architecture. On rainy evenings in the city, pick up one of the host’s coffee-table art books and settle down on the plush grey sofa with a gin and tonic. But on a bright afternoon, take a fourteen-minute stroll to the Barbican Centre, where you can spend the entire day perusing the art exhibitions, films, and food on offer. At night, hop in a ten-minute taxi to Shoreditch High Street to experience a taste of east London nightlife. This bustling area of cocktail bars and trendy restaurants is sure to keep you busy until the early hours.

Lemon Jam

Converted from an old Victorian tea warehouse, this home is now a picture of industrial-chic and stereotypical Shoreditch cool that will delight minimalist lovers. Stepping in to look around at the decor, you'll notice the exposed brick wall, Scandi-style sofa and muted grey tones that make for a relaxing pad to return to. Light pours in through the windows, meaning even with a full house, the space feels a lot larger than it actually is. The day starts with morning coffee around the sleek breakfast bar, before finding a cosy spot to read in the blue velvet upholstery. Perhaps, you're here to work at home – find a dedicated study space in the master bedroom to power through during your stay – here, you'll find whitewashed walls, tasteful abstract artwork and a generally appealing look. Outside, you're located in the heart of East London, just a seventeen-minute stroll from the trendy Shoreditch High Street and its many lively restaurants, hip bars and typically British pubs. The buzzing location means some noise can be heard in the home, but the bedrooms are quieter as they are tucked away in the back – perfect for those looking for a calming place to call home in the heart of town. 

Fig Jam

Converted from a Victorian tea warehouse, Cloudberry Jam delivers an effortless mix of an industrial style with soft furnishings, to create a contemporary yet comfortable space that will delight minimalist lovers. In addition, as a penthouse home, it offers lots of space (the open-plan living area is very generous), high ceilings and a terrace which, although lacks furniture, is an added bonus. The location by Shoreditch is ideal if you are looking for a lively spot filled with exciting restaurants and bars. 

Cloudberry Jam

This traditional Georgian terrace places you in the heart of Islington. There are great public transport links and it’s just a short stroll to the nearest cafes, restaurants and shops. It’s worth noting there is no private parking here, but your host can organise a chauffeur service along with a range of extras – including restaurant reservations and fridge fills. There’s also a private garden providing the ideal spot for summer afternoon drinks. Inside, the rooms are spread across four floors and offer plenty of space to gather, socialise or catch up on work. 


Hemingford Road IV

This stylish apartment located in a converted warehouse effortlessly mixes industrial design with soft furnishings to create a contemporary yet comfortable space. Expect herringbone floors, exposed brick walls and simple silhouettes in the living area, while the bedroom is whitewashed and cosy, with a plush velvet headboard adding a touch of opulence. Invite a friend or two over for dinner and flex your culinary skills in the well-appointed kitchenette. Catch up over a bottle of wine before exploring Shoreditch’s tangle of trendy watering holes and old school boozers. During the day, check out the independent shops and chilled-out coffee houses no more than a ten-minute stroll from your building. But if it’s London’s landmarks you’re after, catch the tube from Old Street station to Oxford Circus for the British Museum, National Gallery and Leicester Square, all situated within a fifteen-minute walk.

Plum Jam

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