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Library of Books

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Cafetiere

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Extra Pillows and Blankets

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Bicycles

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Parking Available

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Free Parking On Street

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Single-Level Home

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Parking & Access

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This is a soulful space for those after a more alternative place to stay when they're visiting the UK's capital. Part of a converted former piano factory, the interior is instantly uplifting thanks to the array of bold modern artwork, statement wallpaper and house plants dotted about. You can tell it's been put together by somebody with an artistic disposition. It's up on the second floor with views from the Juliet balconies over the rooftops of Stoke Newington, a quiet neighbourhood with a great village vibe. If you want to explore, the host has left their Dutch bike and guests are free to borrow it. Alternatively, you can rent her car, which is parked in the on-site car park. Clissold Park is only two minutes' walk up the road and is home to a small deer farm. Likewise, Church Street takes only six minutes to reach on foot and offers cosy restaurants, traditional boozers and vintage shops.



The Milner

Netflix

Streaming Services

Luxury Toiletries

Rain Shower

Juicer

Drying Rack

Ironing Board

Laundry Supplies

Luxury Bedding

Vacuum Cleaner

Desk

Printer

Fireplace

Courtyard

Fenced Garden

Garden

Outdoor Seating

Throws

This snug, east London flat has bags of charm and comfort. Located on a leafy residential street in the heart of trendy Dalston it’s a perfect base for those wanting to explore the city. A short skip to the buses and you’ll be in town in less than 20 minutes, or else it’s a 10-minute stroll to overland stations and the tube. Dalston is a lively neighbourhood with cafes, restaurants and boutique shops but happily the apartment is a haven of calm and tranquillity. Wood-panelled flooring, large windows and soothing green and white tones predominate while personal touches include a wood burner, heaving bookshelf and neat kitchen stocked with teas, herbs and spices. In the evening, clubbers can take advantage of the nightlife in nearby Hoxton and Shoreditch but the lounge is so appealing that the mood might just take you to curl up on the cosy sofa with one of the well-thumbed books instead.  

Gardenia Bright

Smart TV

Dryer

Patio / Terrace

In the heart of Stoke Newington, this home promises the perfect blend of tranquillity and lively local culture. Packed full of character, every room in this home has its own style. Sure, at full occupancy, two people will sleep on a sofa bed in the third bedroom, but it’s still a private space which doubles as an office, making remote work a breeze for business travellers. Locally, you can enjoy the green spaces of nearby Abney Park and Hackney Downs, or take a stroll along Church Street to peruse the independent shops. 

Gold Blossom

DVD Library

Bathrobes

Espresso Machine

Temperature Control

Bright and colourful, this trendsetting apartment is the perfect spot to take a well-earned break. Stepping in to look around the decor, you'll notice the eclectic artwork, vibrant scatter cushions and chic wood-framed sofa. But it's the little things that we really love about this cosy home – from the curated plants to the welcome hamper treats and breakfast tray – the place calls out comfort and a keen eye for detail. Find a sunny spot by the window to catch up on literature, play games and generally kick back. Upstairs, you'll find a stylish bedroom with pops of orange, a quirky painting and vintage radio. Located in the leafy borough of Canonbury, once home to George Orwell, you will be within easy reach of Essex Road, Highbury & Islington and Shoreditch. Take the sixteen-minute tube ride to hipper-than-hip Shoreditch High Street, discovering fashionable boutiques, trendy bars and artisan coffee shops. Out and about or snuggled up indoors, any day is made better bookmarked with a long soak in the swanky bathtub.  

The Ginger Meggs

Air Conditioning

Located in Stoke Newington, with its relaxed village feel, this maisonette will suit anyone wanting a quieter stay in the capital. You’ll have independent shops and restaurants nearby, with access to central London via the Tube or overground. As this is a lived-in home, it’s packed full of character – we particularly like the artwork in the lounge and the colourful decor in the dining area. The home also boasts a private garden (accessed via a flight of stairs from the kitchen), where you can enjoy a barbecue when the weather allows. It’s worth pointing out that when the home is full, guests five and six will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living area.

Sunshine in Stoke Newington

Pod Coffee Machine

Couples seeking an off-the-beaten-track London stay will adore this stylish apartment. It's located on the leafy streets of laid-back Newington Green, a hip North London neighbourhood that's home to a growing collection of artisanal eateries, cosy coffee shops and specialist food stores. Great gastropubs, trendy Dalston and Stoke Newington's boutiques are also in strolling distance, and buses run direct to Oxford Street, so you can be in central London in twenty minutes. At home, you'll love holing up in this hideaway, snuggling by the log-burner on the squishy leather sofa and listening to your favourite tunes on the surround sound system. With a hide rug, cushy Fatboy bean bag chair and prints by a local artist, there's a cool vibe here that we love, and the country-chic kitchen impresses, too, with everything you need to rustle up a tasty meal. The bedroom faces the garden, so you'll wake up to birdsong, and there's even a desk if you need to check in with the office. For a relaxed stay with easy access to the city centre, this little bolthole has you covered.

Newington Green

We think you'll love this family home in Stoke Newington. It's just a short stroll from the greenery of Clissold Park, the shops and eateries on Church Street, and an Overground station with links to central London. Travelling with little ones in tow? The small single bedroom is ideal for toddlers and features books, toys, and a magical star-studded ceiling. Elsewhere, you'll find two cosy sitting rooms (one with a piano), a sumptuous main suite with a soaker tub, and a light-filled kitchen designed with family dinners in mind. Topping it off is the private garden, perfect for soaking up the summer sunshine.

Serenade of Stars

Games Room

Rooftop Terrace

Private balcony, on-site gym, stylish living spaces – this apartment has something for everyone. It's bright and modern, decked out with all the must-haves for a comfortable stay. Need to work from home? There's speedy wi-fi and a dining table that doubles as a desk. Prefer to take it easy? Kick back on the plush sofa after stretching out in the shared yoga room. You'll also have access to the building's communal games room and rooftop terrace. As for location, Tottenham Hale station is a short walk away and offers excellent transport links to central London.

Hale Mary

Sonos

Private Washing Machine

Private Dryer

Behind a beautifully renovated townhouse facade lies an interior that is bright and beautiful in equal measures. The living room has the feel of a contemporary art gallery, with high ceilings, parquet flooring and striking pieces on the wall. Although saying that, we haven't been to a gallery with such cute pastel-pink, tufted furnishings. 

The kitchen is just as striking, thanks to the large windows, the flurry of house plants and handsome marble surfaces. So striking in fact, that we crowned it 'kitchen of the year' on Instagram. As well as letting in copious amounts of natural light, the French door also leads out to a charming garden space with some seating for warm evenings. 

Upstairs, the bedrooms are both large and equipped with regal beds, while there's even a balcony space looking out over the rooftops of East London and the distant skyscrapers in The City. However, you don't even have to go far to find things to do in the neighbourhood. Just around the corner, there's the Castle Cinema — an Art Deco building reopened after a local crowdfunding campaign — and Chatsworth Market, which runs every Sunday with a great range of independent stalls.

The Knowledge

Paid Parking

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

The Islington Rose

This elegant apartment boasts a splendid setting in central London, just a short walk from King’s Cross. It’s ideal for a family, a group of friends, or business travellers – you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable stay. This apartment is stylish and practical, with an integrated kitchen in the open-plan living and dining space. There’s also a wraparound balcony where you can admire London skyline views in warm weather. This attractive London home is perfect for those seeking a restful London base. 

Subtle & Soft

Umbrellas

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

The East Branch

This attractive apartment is a great choice of base in London, whether you’re in the city for business or leisure. It’s in Shoreditch, on lively Old Street, with a wealth of restaurants, bars, and cafes nearby. It’s also a hotspot for shopping, theatre, and galleries. With its modern amenities, this loft-style apartment is a comfortable home-from-home, though at full occupancy, four guests will sleep in the living and dining space – two on the sofa bed, and two in a king-size bed. We’d stick to a guest count of four if you're seeking more privacy. 

Old Street Oasis

High Chair

Cot / Crib

Sitting on the second floor of a walk-up period building in Bloomsbury, this bright apartment not only provides views over charming Queen Square Gardens but also puts you in a central spot from which to explore the city. The British Museum, the Charles Dickens Museum and the British Library are all within walking distance, while the nearby transport links will whisk you to the buss of Soho and beyond in no time. Inside the home, modern decor and plenty of natural light are nice touches. And the extendable window-side table can easily double as a remote workspace if you’re visiting the city for business. 


Blue Skies Above

Amazon Prime

Gated Community

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.


Art Fields

With leafy gardens, Georgian architecture, and literary connections, Highgate Village is the place to be for nature and history lovers. For the arts, this home is just an eleven-minute stroll to Highgate Contemporary Art Gallery, while Jacksons Lane Arts Centre is a cultural hub two minutes from your door. Dickens and Byron frequented the taverns around here, but there are still plenty of gastro pubs and restaurants for those with modern tastes – as well as this apartment. 

Behind the traditional red-brick Victorian facade of the building, you’ll be surprised at the contrast. Your chic living space features ghost chairs and glass tabletops, with high ceilings and an understated colour palette creating a feeling of zen. But original features have not been forgotten – we love the large period windows that allow light to flood in, as well as the ornate fireplace with carved ironwork and antique ceramic tiles.

After a few glasses of English sparkling wine on the mid-century sofa, it might be time for a lie-down. In soothing neutral colour schemes, and with views of lush foliage, both bedrooms have a calming ambience. You can’t beat a peaceful night's sleep after an evening of culture and cocktails in this tranquil region of North London.

Writer's Corner

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

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

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.

After the Disco

Underfloor Heating

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. 

Please note all stays of 8 nights or more include complimentary weekly cleaning, linen changes and replenishment of toiletries.

Islington Lime Light

Nestled between King's Cross and Camden, this home puts Regent's Canal on your doorstep – and we mean that quite literally. Wake up and enjoy a morning coffee or end the day with an evening sundowner on the private balcony, all while overlooking the water. Head inside and you'll find a stylish and bright living area packed with all the essentials. Each bedroom is contemporary and comfortable, with the option to arrange the beds as either super kings or twins. Factor in the convenient location close to transport links and the eateries in Granary Square, and this place is hard to beat.

The Regent's Muse

This stylish studio apartment is an ideal base for a London break. It’s in Shoreditch, close to co-working spaces and business hubs, as well as theatres and galleries. You won’t need to walk far to find your next great meal – there are countless bars, restaurants, and cafes nearby. If you’d prefer to cook for yourself, this apartment has a fully equipped kitchen. There’s also a desk for those working remotely during their stay. As this is a studio, privacy is limited – all three guests will sleep in the same space. 

Big City Studio

Swimming Pool

This stylish apartment has a prestigious location in Shoreditch, in a landmark building designed by the renowned architects Foster + Partners. We love the ensuite bathroom, beautifully finished with marble. The open-plan living space is flooded with lots of natural light with large windows overlooking London. However, the absolute highlights here for us are the indoor lap pool and spa – perfect for relaxing after a busy day. There's also a residents' lounge, a state-of-the-art gym, and a cinema, so there's plenty to keep you occupied.

If all this wasn't enough, this home has a fabulous address. It's a twelve-minute walk to East London Tech City, otherwise known as Silicon Roundabout, while Spitalfields Market is a four-minute saunter. With its public gardens, bars, and restaurants, Hoxton Square is a seven-minute wander, or art lovers can head to the Barbican Arts Centre, seventeen minutes away on foot. 




City Vistas

You'll find this apartment in Tottenham Hale, a short ride on the Victoria Line from central London. Bright and modern, it's an excellent fit for professionals. There's a balcony with city views, a well-appointed kitchen, and speedy wi-fi if working from home is on the agenda. Even better, the building has a communal roof terrace, an on-site fitness centre with a yoga studio, and a shared games room that you're welcome to take advantage of. That's all our boxes checked.

City Sky

Barbeque

Balcony / Patio

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

The famous Camden Town is bursting with character, energy and charisma – and this deluxe penthouse is situated right in the centre. Just a couple of minutes from the market and lock, it's expertly placed to explore the vibrant suburb.

Of course, there is much more to London than Camden. The northern line on the underground leads to central London in less than ten minutes, giving you access to the city's main attractions. 

Enjoy lunch at one of the numerous high-class restaurants, visit the bustling Oxford Street for world-class shopping or meander around the museums for a touch of history. For those of you with a penchant for the arts, many galleries rest in the centre and Soho is shaped by an abundance of theatres. 

We'd usually suggest visiting one of the many pretty rooftop bars in the summer, but you have your own dreamy terrace back at the flat. Whilst you're out, collect a glass of champagne to sip on the rooftop, lit by the luminous tones of sunset.

If you fancy a cosy night-in, the flat caters to low-key evenings. The TV comes with Netflix and the open-plan living space is perfect for social nights with your favourite people.

Rooftop Locks

With at least two coffee shops and two pubs only a two-minute walk away, this Hackney home is where comfort and creativity come out to play. Walk into any room here and you’ll be met by striking art that sits in beautiful contrast against the statement walls and wooden floors. Furnished with style and comfort in mind, everything that occupies this space doesn’t just look good, but it serves to make your stay as cosy as possible. Head outside first thing in the morning to enjoy your coffee – if you’re early enough you might even catch the sunrise – or  spend hours reading on the floral chair with the fire crackling next to you. Head into the kitchen to work on an elaborate Full English for breakfast, but not before opening the bifold doors and putting some soft music on, dance like no ones watching whilst you cook and gather around the beautiful dining table to eat and plan the day.

With London being as well connected as it is, this marvellous city is your oyster – Buckingham Palace is a forty-minute journey on public transport and from there you can easily take a twenty-five minute walk to Oxford Circus for a bit of shopping, or walk the same distance in a different direction and get to the London Eye where you can marvel at the amazing views over the city. Closer to home, you can spend an entire day at Victoria Park – an eight-minute walk away – just remember the picnic blanket, supplies and a good book, before ending your day with a cold pint in one of the many surrounding pubs 

Midnight Blue Valentine

Housed in an architecturally striking building in the heart of industrial chic Clerkenwell, this handsome apartment puts you in an ideal position to explore all that this quarter of Central London affords, as well as the delights of nearby Farringdon, Holborn and Old Street.
 
Inside, wood floors and minimalist, contemporary decor set a stylish scene in the bright open-plan living area that gets plenty of light from the glass doors leading out onto a private balcony. Start mornings here with a cup of fresh coffee as you enjoy the calm of your leafy neighbourhood and toast to a good day had over sundowners each evening. The wooden table beckons sociable soirées over homecooked feasts when you’re not out discovering the local restaurant scene, while the pair of comfortable bedrooms beckon a peaceful night’s sleep. 
 
When it comes to exploring nearby, you’ve got a wealth of cultural hotspots from which to choose, including The Postal Museum (an eight-minute walk), the Charles Dickens Museum (a twelve-minute walk), as well as the British Museum and the London Museum (both a twenty-minute walk). You’re also a twenty-minute stroll from the Brutalist Barbican Centre, while the mouth-watering food stalls of Smithfield Market are ten minutes away on foot. 


The Clerkenwell Stallion 

In this stylish, bright apartment, you'd be forgiven for thinking you're a world away from the city streets. One look out of the floor-to-ceiling windows (there are plenty of them) and the urban views are a reminder that you’re in the heart of Shoreditch. That's if you can keep from admiring the modern art around the apartment. When you're not out discovering the award-winning restaurants and famous hipster bar scene around Shoreditch, rustle up drinks and snacks in the sleek, compact kitchen. Underfloor heating ensures you'll remain toasty even on a winter city trip, and the deep free-standing tub is the perfect place to soak muscles after a long day wandering the city. Speaking of which, this home is ideally located just a short walk from Brick Lane and Old Spitalfields Market, so there is a multitude of bars, shops, and cafes on your doorstep.

Urban Dove

Breakfast Included

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

Ceiling Fans

Alarm System

Security System

This elegant two-bedroom home seamlessly combines style and sophistication with a sleek and minimalist exterior, tasteful Italian designer furniture, and bespoke wooden panelling. The exquisite open-plan dining and kitchen area is fully equipped with all the necessary utensils and crockery. Featuring a large flatscreen TV and sound system, the spacious living room opens onto a decked terrace, complete with cosy bean bags, potted olive trees, and bamboo, providing a serene atmosphere to relax with a stunning city skyline view. One of the bedrooms also opens out onto  this same lovely outside space and the other accesses a separate private balcony. The apartment features two luxurious shower rooms and a separate toilet. 

Pitfield Penthouse

Nestled between the open green spaces of London Fields and Victoria Park, the enviable address of this home is just one of the features that makes it special. 

Sitting on the top floor, this architect-designed space has been thoughtfully curated to bring ease and harmony to your city stay. And as soon as you step inside, you’ll want to pause and savour the unique presence of this flat. From the exposed beams and brick to the natural tones and textures, every detail inspires a wonderful sense of balance – it’s the perfect place to relax and unwind whilst enjoying the vibrant east London scene. 

Bathed in natural light, the open-plan living area makes a dreamy spot for a quiet morning coffee before the day begins, while the rustic dining table is perfectly poised for sharing beautiful meals. And with such an incredible range of dining options on your doorstep, there’s everything you could need to enjoy the magic of city living. 

True Character 

Surrounded by characterful pubs and fine eateries, this home is nestled between the lively neighbours of Islington and Dalston. The open-plan living area has plenty of space and natural light, especially for a flat – thanks, in part, to skylights and bi-fold doors allowing sunlight to bounce off the white walls. When the weather is nice, the terraces and garden beckon, offering perfect spots for a glass of wine after exploring the city. And for the drizzly days that London is a little more known for, we can't imagine anything better than turning on the underfloor heating and curling up on the sofa with a cup of tea.

The Olde Prose

Doorman

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

Victorian Gem

Rice Maker

Time-Turner is like a time capsule from the early twentieth century that’s just been cracked open (albeit one with very fast wi-fi). The antique furniture is beautiful, as are the vintage kitchen appliances. They’re perhaps not as intuitive as modern counterparts, but there’s so much character locked away in this flat that it hardly matters. Even the small accessories and details are all from the same era, creating a captivating, hodge-podge coherence.


Time-Turner

Back in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, this corner of East London was a thriving industrial hub, but today it's the sort of highly coveted neighbourhood where luxury flats such as this one are springing up. You can get a sense of this transformation from the home's balcony, which gives guests a view of the canal and former warehouses that have been transformed into studios, bars and nightclubs — Hackney Wick, where many of these can be found, is only twelve minutes' walk away. Back inside, the long open-concept living space benefits from the huge floor-to-ceiling window at the end, which brings in copious amounts of natural light. The blue kitchen is as sleek as they come, with stone-composite work surfaces and in-built lighting, while the underfloor heating is sure to be appreciated in the winter months, too. The cherry on the cake is the building's communal gym, which guests are free to visit should they wish.

Hackney Carriage

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

Digital nomads, this fuss-free Fitzrovia flat might be perfect for you. It's got a workspace in the living area, a kitchen with everything you need, and a comfortable bedroom. The cherry on top is the private patio – although a little plain, it's still a lovely spot to enjoy a cup of tea in the morning sun. It's worth pointing out that two guests will sleep on a sofa bed here and that the building lacks a lift. As for location, cafes, bars, and eateries line the nearby streets, while multiple Tube stations are within walking distance. You're also a short stroll from Soho, the British Museum, and Oxford Street.

Fitzrovia Finesse

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.

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