Flat to rent in London EC1V, 1 Bedroom

City University Cozy 1 Bedroom

This cozy apartment is popular with neighbouring City University students, open to rent for semesters while finding suitable accommodation. The flat is very clean and bright with that new carpet smell. This space has recently been renovated with new kitchen appliances, hardwood floors, tiling and carpets.

The kitchen is compact, though serves its purpose. The counters are all black granite offering plenty of workspace to prepare meals. There is a microwave, kettle, toaster, cutlery, crockery, and all the necessities. The master bedroom has a full size bed with lots of closet space and drawers. The bathroom is adjacent to the bedroom. It has a full sized tub and shower. The apartment is located on the ground floor off Northampton Square. Guests are able to access the park during opening hours.

We love long-term guests! Therefore we offer a discount of 2.5% for all bookings over 3 months, 5% for all discounts over 6 months, and 7.5% for all discounts over 9 months. It is automatically applied when you proceed, during the request step (please do not be confused: This discount is automatically added to the vat-adjustment discount, see note below).

Please note that the price at display (excl. VAT) varies from the final monthly price (incl. VAT). This is due to a 20% VAT rate applicable to the first 28 nights of your stay, dropping to 4% for all subsequent nights.

In order to account for the VAT drop, a discount applies for all bookings over 1 month.
Please refer to the monthly price overview that is indicated when you proceed after you have inserted your travel dates.

Area

Neighbouring areas include Shoreditch, King’s Cross St. Pancras Station with Eurail access, and City of London.

Clerkenwell is located in the borough of Islington. It was an ancient parish in medieval times. Clerkenwell is named after a well where Parish clerks would hold biblical plays. Most notably, this area was home to London’s Little Italy from approximately 1850 to 1960. The community still exists, though much smaller, and is based around St. Peter’s Italian Church with street fairs taking place in July.

For some gastropub fun, try The Eagle, it’s of the originals in this area. It serves up Mediterranean cuisine mostly off the grill. The only way to catch the menu is on the chalkboard as the chef changes it daily. There’s a live feed on their website.

For some great street food try the Exmouth market, off Farringdon Lane. Slightly further off is L. Terroni & Sons Italian deli, one of the best Italian specialty shops around.