Summary:
This cosy flat in the heart of Old Street is perfect for couples, solo travellers, and business visitors alike! Just steps away, you'll discover the vibrant streets with trendy bars and independent restaurants surrounding the area. And with Shoreditch right next door, explore the lively atmosphere of Brick Lane and the Old Spitalfields Market or unwind in the nearby green spaces like Shoreditch Park. Just a 6-minute walk from Old Street Station, the rest of London is at your doorstep! Book now!
The Space:
- 24/7 guest support
- Professionally cleaned
- Hotel-quality bed linen and towels
- Wifi available
- Please be advised that this property operates on a fully self-catered basis. While certain amenities such as salt and pepper, cooking oil, and toiletries may be provided, their availability is not guaranteed and may vary between bookings.
Living Room:
Step into a bright and inviting living space where relaxation meets style. The spacious living room is adorned with large windows that flood the area with natural light, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Unwind on the comfortable sofa, perfect for cosy evenings in, whether you're watching your favourite shows on the flat-screen TV or enjoying a good book. The room is tastefully decorated with art pieces, green plants and neutral tones, ensuring you feel right at home. A stylish coffee table and chic décor elements complete the space, making it an ideal spot to relax after a day of exploring. There is even a mini dart board to enjoy!
Kitchen:
The well-equipped kitchen is a culinary haven for those who love to cook up a storm! Featuring sleek countertops, ample cabinet space, and all the essential appliances, including an oven, hob, microwave, and a handy washing machine, this kitchen has everything you need for your self-catering stay. Start your morning with a cup of tea on the private balcony or enjoy the kitchen's bright and airy feel is complemented by a large window, offering lovely views while you prepare your meals.
Bedroom:
Retreat to the serene master bedroom, where comfort is key. The room boasts a plush double bed, dressed in hotel-quality linen, promising a restful night's sleep. Large windows allow for plenty of natural light during the day, while curtains ensure privacy and a good night's rest. Two bedside tables with modern lamps provide the perfect ambience for reading before bed, and the ample wardrobe space means you can unpack and feel right at home.
Bathroom:
The bathroom is clean, bright, and functional. Featuring a bathtub with a shower, a sink with a mirror, it offers everything you need to freshen up before heading out for a day of adventures. The room also includes storage space for your toiletries, and we provide hotel-quality towels and complimentary toiletries for your convenience.
Outdoor Balcony:
One of the highlights of this property is the private balcony, offering a lovely outdoor space to enjoy your morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Overlooking a lush, green area, it provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, perfect for soaking in the fresh air and scenic views.
Located in the heart of Old Street, this apartment offers easy access to local amenities and public transport, making it an ideal base for exploring the area. Whether you're here for business or leisure, we look forward to welcoming you to your home away from home!
Guest Access:
Guests have access to the full property during their stay.
The Neighborhood:
Old Street, located in the heart of London, is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood that seamlessly blends the old with the new. Traditionally part of London's working-class East End, Old Street has undergone significant transformation, becoming a hub for creativity, technology, and urban living while still retaining elements of its historic character.
The main thoroughfare, Old Street itself, is a busy, bustling road that connects different parts of London. It's known for the iconic Old Street Roundabout, also referred to as "Silicon Roundabout" due to the concentration of tech startups and digital businesses in the area. Modern glass-fronted office buildings housing these companies contrast with older, more traditional buildings, some of which date back to the 19th century. These older structures, with their brick facades and industrial past, have often been repurposed into trendy loft apartments, galleries, and co-working spaces, adding to the area's mix of old and new.
Walking through the streets branching off from Old Street, you'll find a mix of narrow alleyways and wider roads, lined with a variety of independent shops, quirky boutiques, vintage stores, and street art that give the neighborhood a distinctive, edgy vibe. There are also plenty of cafés, ranging from old-school greasy spoons to contemporary coffee shops with minimalist interiors, where local creatives and tech workers gather.
The nightlife in Old Street is equally diverse, with traditional pubs standing alongside chic cocktail bars, music venues, and nightclubs. The area attracts a diverse crowd, from longtime residents and students to young professionals and artists, all drawn by the neighborhood's dynamic and ever-evolving atmosphere.
Despite its modern developments, Old Street retains pockets of its historic charm. You might stumble upon a hidden courtyard, an old church, or a small park offering a quiet retreat from the urban hustle. The blend of history, innovation, and creativity makes Old Street a unique and fascinating part of London, where the past and present coexist in a vibrant urban tapestry.
Getting Around:
Old Street in London is well-connected by various transport links, making it a convenient and accessible area for residents, workers, and visitors alike. Here's an overview of the transport options:
1. Underground (Tube)
Old Street Station: The main transport hub in the area, Old Street Station is on the Northern Line of the London Underground. It provides quick access to key destinations like King's Cross, Euston, London Bridge, and Bank, making it a popular route for commuters heading into Central London or other major hubs.
2. Bus Services
Old Street is served by numerous bus routes, providing connections to various parts of London. Key routes include:
Route 55: Runs between Leyton and Oxford Circus, passing through Old Street, Shoreditch, and Holborn.
Route 243: Travels from Wood Green to Waterloo, with stops at Old Street and other central locations.
Route 76: Connects Tottenham to Waterloo, passing through Old Street, Moorgate, and Blackfriars.
Night buses: Several night bus routes serve Old Street, ensuring 24-hour connectivity to various parts of the city.
3. National Rail
While Old Street Station is primarily an Underground station, it also offers limited National Rail services on the Northern City Line, providing links to Moorgate, Finsbury Park, and beyond.
4. Cycling
Old Street is a popular area for cyclists, with dedicated cycle lanes on some roads and easy access to bike-sharing schemes like Santander Cycles. There are docking stations near Old Street Station and throughout the surrounding area.
Cycle Superhighways: The nearby Cycle Superhighway 1 (CS1) provides a safer and more direct cycling route between Central London and North London.
5. Walking
Given its central location, many areas of interest are within walking distance from Old Street. Shoreditch, Hoxton, and the City of London are all easily reachable on foot, making it a pedestrian-friendly area.
6. Road Links
Old Street is situated on the boundary of the Congestion Charge Zone, which affects driving during weekdays. However, it's well-connected to major roads such as City Road and the A501, which provide routes to different parts of London.
Other Things to Note:
We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule will result in eviction from the property and charges for any damages or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation!
