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Whetstone Park

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Occupancy Group Anyone
Management Mode Centralized Management
House Management Team Management Company
Public facilities: Management Company
Security System Usually with CCTV surveillance system, security team, access card.

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This one-bedroom apartment is situated in the vibrant area of Central London just two minutes walk from the local pubs and coffee shops, making this property the perfect location for your stay in London. Located on the 2nd floor, this beautiful Central London flat that can comfortably accommodate up to four people. The smoke-free property features a living room, one bedroom, one bathroom, and a modern kitchen. The living room is equipped with a comfor sofa bed, a dining , and a Samsung TV with Freeview channels. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances and includes all the cooking utensils that you could need when preparing a quick snack or your evening dinner. The bright bedroom is equipped with a double-sized bed, and the bathroom is equipped with a free-standing shower. Situated just a four-minute walk from Holborn Tube Station, you can access the Piccadilly and Central Lines, and a five-minute walk to Chancery Lane Tube station with access to the Central Line allowing easy and quick access to London’s famous streets and landmarks. The nearest train station is Kings Cross Thameslink, which will be convenient if you are flying Gatwick. Indeed, when you factor in the taxi ride or public transport from Victoria, a train to KCT or Blackfriars is the quicker and cheaper option. Charing Cross, Euston, Kings Cross and Farringdon are also within reach, making 1 Whetstone Park well connected to any of the airports, and indeed, any part of the Country. If youre flying Heathrow, the tube is your best option, with Holborn station (Piccadilly and Central Lines) just around the corner from the flat. You will find plenty of buses going in all directions on High Holborn, Kingsway and Aldwych. The surroundings in High Holborn and Kingsway are rife with food chains. Wagamama and Byron stand out. If youre looking for something a bit less standardised and possibly a bit more upscale, here are some true troves. Rules, on Maiden Lane, in Covent Garden, is Londons oldest restaurant. The Delauneys on Aldwich does scrumptious breakfasts. For an everyday treat, try the Redemption Roasters, right at the end of Whetstone Park. If you head towards the river, cross Lincolns Inn Fields and behind the Royal Courts of Justice, on Carey Street, you can find the Seven Stars pub, one of the oldest in London. Its not on the tourists map and you might spot a judge still wearing his wig. On Lincolns Inn Fields, you will find Sir John Soanes Museum. One of the smaller, less-known museums, it is well worth a visit. We also recommend the Courtauld Gallery in Somerset House: it is tiny compared to the neighbouring National Gallery, but its treasures will amaze you. If youre more sports-oriented, you can book the tennis court within Lincolns Inn Fields. Theres a medium-sized Sainsburys on the top corner of Kingsway, in front of Holborn station. Walking towards Chancery Lane station, you can find Marks and Spencers Simply Food. The nearest cash point is inside Holborn Station.