Light Spacious Bloomsbury Apartment, London

London. Sleeps up to 6

This apartment is in a modern apartment block that has been recently been renovated and listed for architectural merit. It is close to lots of very high quality shops including a fantastic supermarket ‘Waitrose’ and good restaurants. You will walking distance to lots of attraction including the British museum and Covent Garden (theater district) although central the immediate neighborhood is calm and tranquil. The tube is on the door step and means you are never more than 20 minuets form most of London. The accommodation has lots of space and light with a large outside terrace. The kitchen is well equipped and there is a dinning area that seats up to 8. Despite its central location, Bloomsbury is a quiet residential  neighbourhood and home to some of the most beautiful parks and gardens in the whole of London. Bloomsbury contains one of the highest proportions of listed buildings and monuments per square metre of any conservation area. It’s well known for It’s picturesque Garden squares – the most famous is Russell Square. Historically Bloomsbury is an intellectual and literary hub for London, made famous by Virginia Woolf and has lots of second hand book shops and is now London’s University area.

The apartment is located above Brunswick Shopping Centre opposite Russel Square Tube Station. A Grade II listed 1960s building, and is a hotspot for shopping, dining and recreation. Close by is Lambs Conduit street and great place to shop and eat.

Many attraction are walking distance: Shopping on Oxford Street, the bright lights of Theatre land, Soho, Holborn and Covent Garden. Granary square, close by, behind Kings Cross station. A regenerated square surrounded by victorian railway buildings on the canal with lots of restaurants and bars.

There’s plenty to do in Bloomsbury:
British Museum 
Cartoon Museum
Charles Dickens Museum
Toy Museum
Zoology Museum
John Soan’s museum. (One of my favourites) 
The Foundling Museum ( home to London’s first Orphanage founded by Charles Dickens)
The Peter Pan Gallery
Alain De Botton's School of life 

Located in London, this apartment is in the city center. The British Museum and Natural History Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's notable landmarks include Big Ben and Marble Arch. Check out an event or a game at ExCeL Exhibition Centre, and consider making time for London Eye, a top attraction not to be missed.