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Whether you’re on a work trip or a sightseeing adventure, this cosy studio provides the ideal base for an exciting city stay. Nestled in Marylebone, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to local restaurants, cafes and shops. It’s also possible to walk to Hyde Park and Regent’s Park, while the close proximity to public transport makes it easy to explore further afield. And when it comes to relaxation, this ground-floor apartment has all the essentials you could need to unwind. Set across two levels, it’s the perfect spot for couples and solo travellers. Plus, there’s a handy desk for remote workers. 

The Magic Touch

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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

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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.

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This stylish duplex apartment couldn’t be closer to Leicester Square – it's less than a thirty-second walk away. From there, you can effortlessly access Chinatown, Soho, and Covent Garden. Despite its central location, this is a peaceful London home. It faces an internal courtyard – it's a charming spot for a morning cuppa. The third bedroom has a small double bed that’s suitable for two children to share, and the room doubles as an exercise space. Convenient and comfortable, this apartment is a great choice for long stays in London. 

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An ideal base for those in search of the finer things in life, this luxurious Knightsbridge apartment is ready to welcome you into a world of refinement. From its crystal chandeliers to its state of the art features (we particularly love the TV art frame that displays a Renoir painting) and plush details, every inch of this home feels wonderfully curated with relaxation in mind. The stone arches leading to the kitchen give the space some Old World charm, while the cubby dining room is as chic as can be. The master bedroom is a masterclass in style with its sumptuous bed and spa-like bathroom, and there’s even a desk space here too should you need to mix business with pleasure. The home also comes with access to the private resident’s garden, a calm oasis of green that invites sunny picnics and quiet mornings catching some rays with a good book. With the city’s high-end shopping streets right on your doorstep – including Harrods a seven-minute walk away – you can indulge in some retail therapy along Brompton Road or on Chelsea’s King’s Road, a ten-minute stroll from your door. Factor in South Kensington’s world-class museums (the V&A is also a ten-minute walk) as well as some of London’s most prestigious restaurants and bars in your neighbourhood, and you’re all set to experience the city in class and style.


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Welcome Hamper

This modern hideaway is in buzzing Fitzrovia – a neighbourhood packed with swanky cocktail bars, Michelin-starred restaurants and chi-chi cafes. Plus, the British Museum is just a short stroll away. The apartment is fairly swanky itself, with a stylish open living, kitchen and dining room with space for the whole group to hang out together. Bedrooms are comfortable – ideal after a day sightseeing in the city or attending meetings. Right in the heart of London, it’s the perfect spot for business or leisure. 

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Nestled between South and West Kensington, historic Earl’s Court is home to this elegant flat. Five minutes from the busy tube and urban sprawl of the city, the organic colours of this home create a much-needed sense of calm. Think stone-coloured fabrics, marbled walls, and views onto nearby greenery. We love the huge windows in the living space, illuminating the modern, minimal decor and the striking art above the sofa. After a night’s sleep in the luxurious beds, why not have the host deliver breakfast to the door – excellent coffee, fresh pastries, and brunch options await you. If you’re in need of further pampering, they can also arrange wellness activities like an in-house massage or personal training session. After making the most of the indoors, take a stroll into West London for art, culture, and green spaces aplenty. Head out for lunch in neighbouring Chelsea, browse an exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery for the afternoon, followed by a tranquil stroll at dusk in Holland Park’s Kyoto Garden. On the way home, you’ll have to stop in for a whisky sour at a speakeasy-style cocktail bar in Earl’s Court – or a pint in a traditional pub if you want to drink like a local.


Arthur’s Sword

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

The Cornerstone Loft

Enviably located in the heart of upmarket Fitzrovia, this apartment is just an eight-minute walk from Regent’s Park and ten minutes from Goodge Street tube station, putting you within easy reach of London’s most famous attractions. The place is well-appointed with everything you need for self-catering, guaranteeing a comfortable home-from-home for a solo traveller or couple. And to make your arrival all the more welcoming, your host provides complimentary toiletries and a welcome pack with tea, coffee and biscuits.

Gilded Nights 

Elegant and sublimely modern, this bright apartment in Chelsea features a beautifully curated interior design and plenty of natural light. Pops of colour in the living room’s cushions and abstract art add a dash of fun to the sophisticated furnishings, while two sets of French doors open up to let the breeze flow through freely. We love that one set of doors opens onto a wrought-iron balcony, a quintessential Kensington touch and makes for an ideal spot for breakfast or sundowners. With a comfortable, pared-back bedroom and a luxurious rainfall shower to wake up to, you’ll feel recharged and ready for a day of sightseeing. Walk seven minutes to shop along the famous King’s Road, or stroll twenty minutes to visit South Kensington’s world-class museums. With plenty of restaurants, bars and boutiques in your neighbourhood too, you’ll want for nothing when it comes to fun and entertainment. 


Turquoise Gem

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As bright as it is comfortable, this apartment between Edgeware Road, Paddington and Bond Street provides a relaxing, homey stay and an ideal base for getting the most out of Central London.

From the plump, inviting sectional to the cool art prints and large windows bathing the living space in light, this home is meant for socialising and lounging while enjoying the peace and quiet away from the nearby bustling streets. 

The main bedroom is pared-back yet elegant with its comfortable bed and equally large windows (there’s a desk space here too should you need to catch up on work), while the second bedroom is a sweet space with its pretty white bunk bed that’s sure to delight any child. 

When you’re not hanging out in your stylish pad, go out and explore your surroundings. Hyde Park and Oxford Street are both a ten-minute walk away, Regent’s Park and the Sherlock Holmes Museum are a fifteen-minute stroll, while Little Venice is twenty-five minutes away on foot.


Sun Smile

Step into the wizarding world at this home tucked down the narrow lane that inspired Diagon Alley. Harry Potter fans will adore the magical memorabilia scattered about – it's understated but adds to the charm. It's not the biggest home, but having four floors gives the impression of extra space. There's also a sofa bed for guests five and six, but we reckon it's a better fit for four. The street is a popular stop for tour groups, so you'll get passersby on your doorstep. But, with Covent Garden, Leicester Square, and Soho all within strolling distance, we think that’s a worthwhile trade.

Magical Moments

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Located just a minute’s walk from Oxford Street’s parade of shops, this stylish apartment is the perfect base for those wishing to experience the vibrancy of Central London.  We love how this home mirrors its elegant, upscale surroundings – chic touches like a velvet sofa in the living room and dusky blue floral wallpaper in the hall amp up the luxe feel of this home while natural light streams in from the windows overlooking charming James Street. Pour yourself a glass of wine to enjoy on the balcony or while seated on one of the armchairs – a good book in hand – or gather together for a celebratory feast at the chic dining table. The plush beds with their luxurious bedding are made for sinking into after a long day of work or sightseeing. Unless that is, you'd rather sink into some bubbles first – with large soaking tubs, how could you not? Outside of your home, Hyde Park beckons long afternoon ambles a ten-minute walk away, while the bright lights of the West End promise unforgettable theatre and entertainment, twenty-five minutes on foot from your door.


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Located in Kensington – just a stone’s throw from the River Thames – this elegantly dressed apartment is an ideal base for a solo traveller or couple looking to be within walking distance of Kensington Palace, Hyde Park and Royal Albert Hall. It’s not just its prime locale that caught our eye, though. And though you’ve got plenty of restaurant options on your doorstep, the alfresco dining area makes for a great summer spot – especially if you’ve picked up your grocery selection at Whole Foods around the corner – do keep in mind you’ll need to climb the ladder up.

London Is Yours

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Time travel back to the swinging psychedelic sixties with a stay in this beautifully curated apartment, located in the heart of Mayfair. Sitting within a building dating back to the 1730s, it’s the earliest surviving house in the area and was modernised in 1821 by Thomas Cubitt – the same master builder who constructed Buckingham Palace’s facade. 
 
Packed full of Art Nouveau and early Art Deco antiques – styles that signalled fashion and rebellion in the 1960s – there’s a definite touch of retro glamour in the living room, paired with vibrant pop art prints of the Beatles and swish velvet furnishings that effortlessly channel sixties cool. Kick back on the sofa with a glass of wine after a day of exploring or gather around the elegant dining table for a sophisticated soirée when you’re not out soaking up the lively atmosphere of Central London at night. 
 
The two bedrooms, meanwhile, are equally plush with their comfortable beds and extravagant colour schemes and each boasts a desk space should you need to catch up on work. Factor in the sleek bathroom with its rainfall shower, and you’ve got everything you need for a stylishly vintage stay. 
 
When it comes to exploring, trace the steps of the young, vibrant '60s socialites who worked in the area – like Terence Donovan, David Bailey, and John Cowan who had their studios on your street – or treat yourself to some retail therapy along Oxford Street, a six-minute walk away. You’re also a twelve-minute stroll from leafy Hyde Park, while Soho is thirteen minutes away on foot.

Swinging Psychedelia

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

The Royal Blue

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Positioned in an enviable location, a 2-minute stroll from Hyde Park, this lovely white stucco-fronted apartment has easy access to Little Venice canals and Paddington Station. A leisurely walk across the expansive greenery of Hyde Park takes you to the myriad museums of South Kensington – the V&A, Natural History, and Science Museum. There are plenty of chic eateries, bars and cafés on your doorstep, but the natural minimalism and calming interior of this apartment might invite you to spend an evening in. Raw wood accents and houseplants brighten up the pristine white walls. The dining table sits in a sunny bay window, offering the perfect spot for breakfast before a big day out. Just off the master bedroom, French doors open up to a tiny, flower-filled balcony with a couple of bistro chairs to take in the sun and a twisting spiral staircase that leads to a shared roof terrace – a rarity in central London.

Dionysos

Elegant London living awaits at this smart apartment found along a quiet street just off well-heeled King's Road. Set in a period townhouse, high ceilings and dual-aspect Juliet balcony doors bring the wow factor, while a well-equipped separate kitchen makes this a practical find for longer stays. When it's time to blaze a trail further into the city, Sloane Square Underground is just a ten-minute walk. Or keep things local with a stroll over to the newly developed shopping mecca, Battersea Park.

The Chelsea Letters

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Located in a Georgian building in the heart of Mayfair, just a short stroll away from Hyde Park, this apartment connects you to London's most iconic landmarks. From Oxford Street to Buckingham Palace, sightseeing here is a breeze. Though the dining table doesn't seat the whole group at capacity, there's space in the living room and out on the terrace (a rarity in London). Plus, with so many restaurants on your doorstep, you'll likely be eating out more than in. The home is comfortable and modern, but there's not loads of natural light, and two guests will sleep on a sofa bed. But, factor in the central location and picturesque neighbourhood and it's easy to see why it's in our collection.

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Right in Notting Hill, this garden flat puts you on the doorstep of some of London's best bits. Walk to Kensington Palace and the iconic Hyde Park nearby, or hop on the tube to visit Buckingham Palace, swinging by Westminister Abbey and Big Ben before finding a quintessentially British pub. The home decor also plays into heritage with bold prints – though the style might not be for everyone, it has its appeal. The kitchen and living area is on the smaller side – especially at capacity – but there's a beautiful outdoor space to retreat to when you need some wiggle room.

London Melody

This elegant five-story townhouse is located in the heart of Knightsbridge. As well as being just a few steps from Harrods, you’ll be a short stroll from Hyde Park. The exclusive postcode means you’re also never far from an excellent restaurant or upscale boutique. The townhouse boasts all the modern amenities you could ask for, including a luxurious primary suite. This sophisticated urban retreat allows you to experience central London in unmatched comfort. 

Knightsbridge Nights

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Nestled between Chelsea and Kensington, this bright apartment is a great base for London adventures. Whether you want to browse prestigious museums, grab dinner at a gourmet restaurant, or venture across the city, this home is close to all you'll need. Design-wise, the interiors are cosy and bathed in sunlight. Though on the simpler side, it's certainly comfortable. Plus, with a large kitchen and two amply-sized bedrooms, you won't be short on space. Just note it's on the first floor and the building doesn't have a lift.

Classic Chelsea

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

Bright, modern and comfortable, this apartment is a stress-free place to relax after a busy day exploring the city. You’re a fifteen-minute walk from the theatres that line Shaftsbury Avenue and ten minutes from Soho’s variety of shops, bars and restaurants. For trips outside of your vicinity, Oxford Circus tube station is nearby. The bedrooms here have plenty of wardrobe space for shopping excursions along Carnaby Street, and the kitchen is well-appointed for those who like to cook during their getaways. 

Keep on Moving

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Situated in affluent South Kensington, boarded by Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Notting Hill and Hyde Park, this effortlessly chic apartment is the perfect place to unwind at the end of a busy day wandering museums, cobbled streets and royal palaces. Inside, there's a real warmth with soft brown tones, dark wood flooring and vintage-style wallpaper. Through to the bedroom, where you'll find more bold choices when it comes to colours and prints. We love the classic look, with baby pink decor and draping curtains ensuring a restful sleep whenever you decide to call it a night. If business is on the agenda, you'll find a dedicated workspace in the living room for client catch-ups and calls. Fix together a hearty breakfast in the fully-equipped kitchen, before mapping out a plan for the day. When you are ready to explore, Hyde Park, just twenty minutes away, is a lovely space to wander after a day spent shopping. Or look around the National History and V&A museums, a thirteen-minute walk from your door, for an afternoon of art and culture. Whatever you choose to fill your day doing, bookmark it with a totter into town and an evening of fine-dining in Covent Garden, less than a twenty-minute tube ride away.

Chocolate Ganache

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This cottage is ten minutes on foot from Clapham Junction and twenty from Battersea Park. Though it's not in the thick of central London, you'll still be incredibly well-connected here – trains can whisk you away to Victoria, Waterloo, or London Bridge in about ten minutes. Back home, we're smitten with the cosy living space, from the characterful wooden shutters to the host's collection of well-thumbed books. The kitchen has all the essentials to whip up dinner – best enjoyed in the bay window – and the small garden is the icing on the cake. It has sundowners written all over it – the perfect end to a day spent sightseeing.

The Battersea Beat

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

Ranged at the top of a mid-Victorian mansion, this stylish penthouse is the ideal base for anyone looking to explore well-heeled West London. The neutral colour palette is soothing and sophisticated, while patterned wallpaper adds personality to each of the bedrooms. Pick up the best of the best produce at Harrods Food Halls, less than a ten-minute walk away, and cook up gastronomic delights in the well-appointed kitchen. A private balcony overlooks London’s evocative skyline; sip your morning coffee as the sun breaks through the clouds. Spend afternoons quaffing cocktails in Belgravia’s sought-after destinations or tour some of the capital’s finest collections – the Victoria and Albert, Science and Natural History Museums are reached in a leisurely twenty minutes by foot. When you’re ready to turn it up a notch, jump on the tube to Theatreland and Soho for a night you’ll never forget.

Up Above Belgravia

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This stylish apartment is smack-dab in the centre of London, just across the road from Regent’s Park and a short stroll from Baker Street. Many Tube stations in the area can whisk you across the city in a matter of minutes and there are bars, restaurants and shops galore in your neighbourhood. The living area looks out over a leafy green courtyard, keeping things quiet inside. A separate kitchen is well-stocked and there’s a big dining table for group meals. The bonus is oodles of storage space – a rarity for an apartment this centrally located. 

Antique Art

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We dare you to find a London apartment with a location quite as spectacular as this one. Placed just moments from the charming, cobbled Covent Garden Piazza – you’ve got the best of the city at your fingertips. In just three minutes you can be at the fashionable boutiques of the square or the Royal Opera House. And with a beguiling mix of theatres and museums within walking distance, you won't be short of cultural hotspots. When thoughts turn to food, a sunny spot on the terrace of The Ivy for lunch will do rather nicely. Or take things up a notch with a table at Gordon Ramsay's classic British and French restaurant, Savoy Grill. Back at home, you’ll find a refined, contemporary home awaiting, bathed in natural light thanks to those lofty pitched ceilings and skylights. Sash windows, polished wooden flooring, and ornate cast iron radiators nod to the history of the period building, whilst the sparkling-white bathroom and high-spec kitchen keep things current. Housed in an exclusive serviced apartment block, a concierge is on hand should you need anything. Though in an apartment this luxurious - and with so much to explore amidst the elegant streets below - we very much doubt you will. 

Capital of Cool

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

This chic apartment matches its Knightsbridge location perfectly. You'll be just a short walk from Harrods, the Victoria and Albert Museum, Hyde Park, and well-connected Tube stations – if that's not central, we don't know what is. It's set on the ground and lower-ground floors of a Georgian townhouse, so expect original features like bay windows and cornice ceilings. Topping it all off is the private terrace – just the spot for a cup of tea in the sunshine.

Knightsbridge Elegance

You might think that minimalism is easy to get right, but it's not just a case of taking everything away and admiring the emptiness. This apartment in West London shows you how it should be done. The stark white walls and floorboards create a soothing ambience, but it also means that the carefully selected artwork, houseplants and statement furnishings — including an alien-looking chair in the bedroom by designer Tom Dixon — really stand out. Overall, it manages to strike the sought-for balance between artistic coherence and somewhere you can actually feel at home within. The outside of the building is traditionally pretty and part of a charming crescent sat opposite the entrance to Brompton Cemetery, one of the 'Magnificent Seven' built in the nineteenth century. Further afield, there are boutiques and upmarket restaurants on the nearby King's Road, which can be reached in under twenty minutes on foot. For direct trains to central London, Earl's Court underground station is just round the corner, getting you into the city in just fifteen minutes.

Provista

Set in a quiet corner of Notting Hill, yet with buzzy Portobello Market and Westbourne Grove a stroll away and the underground even closer, the location of this apartment is hard to beat. Housed in a grade II listed building, while the apartment's interiors may be a little pared-back for some, the owner's curated artwork brings plenty of interest. And there's no dodgy sofa bed set-ups here – instead, expect two well-proportioned bedrooms as light-filled as the next. 

The Equinox

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From art to zen, this large Clapham home has something for everyone. It’s big enough for families, with a back garden, single bedroom and farmhouse dining table – not to mention that beckoning swing. Yet the cool design chairs and funky four-poster bed feel distinctly adult, as does a well-equipped kitchen ready to thrill foodies. There’s office space for anyone needing to work, and a bathtub for post-sightseeing soaks. Clapham Common is nearby, as is its Underground station and surrounding high street.

Fitzclapham

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This former vicarage designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield in 1887 has been transformed into an elegant home to match its exclusive postcode in the heart of Mayfair. On the ground floor, guests will find an open-plan kitchen and living room leading to a conservatory overlooking the garden. Upstairs there is a 30ft drawing room with a balcony, a main bedroom with a separate walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, and two further bedrooms. Another standout is the private terrace and garden, complete with outdoor furniture and even a sauna. Location-wise, you couldn't be better placed being situated in one of London's most prestigious areas. You've got Hyde Park views while being within walking distance of Bond Street Tube station, Selfridges, and some of the city's best restaurants.

Rock Oferta

This quaint two-bedroom terraced townhouse on a quiet street off the bustling Fulham Road has a pared-down exterior in contrast to the cosier atmosphere inside. A spacious living area welcomes you on the ground floor, and an open-plan kitchen completes the space. Sleeping quarters are tucked away upstairs, and the master bedroom even boasts a terrace, although we can't guarantee the weather! The house is a few minutes' walk from South Kensington Tube station, allowing you to explore the whole of London with ease. Closer to home, PJ's Chelsea Brasserie serves up Modern American classics only 100 yards away. Phil Howard's Michelin-starred Elystan Street is just a five-minute walk, while The Crown and The Hunter's Moon are there for those after a good old British pub. A ten-to-fifteen-minute walk opens up the fashionable boutiques and fine dining options of Kings Road, swanky Sloane Square, and the shopping mecca of Harrods.

Chelsea Terrace

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Located in Gloucester Road, within easy reach of the attractions of South Kensington, this two-bedroom apartment has interiors that embody timeless elegance. Your host’s attention to detail is admirable - from the perfectly pleated curtains to the objects that decorate the space. The small but well-presented courtyard and large French windows that lead to it provide the home with a fair amount of natural light, despite it being on a lower ground floor; but best of all - access to the beautifully landscaped communal gardens is the ultimate perk. 

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