Just a stone's throw away from the hustle and bustle of the world-famous Borough Market lies this cosy two-bed, two-bathroom apartment; the ideal location for you to make the most of your next stay.
Set on a single level, the apartment’s open-plan living and dining area is perfect for relaxing after a long day sightseeing, thanks to the 4K Smart TV and snug seating. Just off the living area lies the sleek, modern kitchen, kitted with all the appliances you’d need during your visit.
Located across the hall from each other, both bedrooms offer comfort and ease. The primary bedroom features a king size bed, whilst the second is fitted with a double bed and isn’t far from the family bathroom, which also has a walk-in shower.
The neighbourhood, rich with the 1,000-year history of Borough Market, is buzzing with an unmistakable London flair. Step out your door and discover a world of sights, sounds, and aromas, where delicious food and treats await. From artisan cheeses to freshly baked bread, international street food to gourmet produce, Borough Market has it all.
The apartment is conveniently located in the perfect position to help you maximise your stay. With London Bridge Station just a 1-minute walk away, getting around couldn’t be easier, with access to the Northern and Jubilee lines, as well as National Rail services.
The Jubilee line offers direct connections to Canary Wharf, Westminster for Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament, Green Park for Buckingham Palace, and Bond Street for world-class shopping. The Northern line takes you straight to Bank, Tottenham Court Road for the West End, and King’s Cross St Pancras for national and international rail.
You’ll also have easy access to National Rail services via London Bridge, linking you to Gatwick Airport, Brighton, and key spots across the South East.
Prefer to travel above ground? A short stroll to Borough High Street or London Bridge puts you within reach of several major bus routes, connecting you to Waterloo, Holborn, Liverpool Street, Old Street, and beyond.
