London Apartment: Regents Park One B

This 44qm London Vacation Apartment can accommodate up to 4 people in one double bed and one double sofa bed. This modern and charming apartment was recently renovated with taste and will comfortably sleep in two couples or four single adults. Its location is ideal to explore the most popular tourist destinations including Regent’s Park or Primrose Hill Park that offer magnificent views of Westminster and the City. It is also a good location to experience London from the insideout.

The bedroom has a double bed and the living room a comfortable double sofa bed. The dining table will fit 6 people. The kitchen is modern and fully equipped offering the comfort of a microwave coupled with a a traditional oven. The bathroom has a bathtub + shower, as well as a washing machine and a towel heater. The WC is in the same room.

This London Vacation Apartment is nested between the trendy Camden Town and the peaceful Regent's Park, making an ideal spot to explore the city.

Starting around 1791, Earl Camden amongst others began to develop land on both sides of Camden High Street, which was then an old route to Hampstead and the north. The area around Camden Lock was agricultural land right up until the time the Regent's Canal was built to link the Grand Junction Canal at Paddington with the River Thames at Limehouse.

In the 90s many of the old buildings at the Lock were renovated and a new market hall with three floors of small shops and other businesses, was built over one of the previous open market areas. One building used for stabling canal work horses has been carefully preserved and is now known as Dingwall's Gallery, next to the Market Hall. Most of the shop units created in the rebuilding were taken on by previous stall holders to preserve continuity. There are no chain stores herm making this place more authentic.

Over the past few years the main change has been the development of 7 day trading at Camden Lock Market and other markets in Camden are following suit with many stalls to be found any day of the week, 52 weeks a year. In addition most Camden shops are now staying open seven days a week.

The Regent’s Park belongs to the renowned Royal Parks where public access used to be forbidden - now their gates are open every day allowing the visitors to admire the magnificent villas, play golf or watch the Open Air Theatre shows.

Distances
Airport: 45 minutes by express train
ATM Machine: 3 min walk
Bus stop: 1 min walk
Grocery Store: 1 min walk
Main Railway Station: 6 min walk
Restaurant: 3 min walk

1. Prices for this London property vary based on the season and the number of people (see above price range)
2.  Prices are inclusive of: taxes, electricity, hot water, gas, internet (if available) and fresh linen and towels
3. Minimum stay is 2 nights outside of peak periods
4. A security deposit is required for this property, it can be paid using a CC or cash on arrival.