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Fitzrovia Studio 3 - the Best Neighbourhood in London
A contemporary studio flat in the heart of the West End, Fitzrovia. Forget tubes and taxis as everywhere of note is a short walk away. If you do need to go by train then Goodge Street underground is a four minute Walk.<br /><br />This attractive studio flat is on the third floor of a period high street property and fully equipped for an extended stay in London. All mod cons are provided including a separate washer and a dryer. Quality linen and towels, newly laundered, are provided fresh for each Stay.<br /><br />Fitzrovia was voted the best place to live in central London, by the Sunday Times. Many of the must see sites are on your doorstep including the prestigious British Museum. This is a creative neighbourhood and home to many architects, film production companies and famous advertising agencies. There are small, private art galleries dotted throughout the area and international cuisine is to be found around each corner. Academia and commerce combine to give Fitzrovia a gentle but
Rent a home in Fitzrovia for your London short stay. Short term lets in Fitzrovia are an ideal option if you are working in the area. Fitzrovia extended stay apartments are more affordable than hotels and offer greater facilities. Fitzrovia serviced apartments are a popular choice as corporate housing. It is easy to understand Why.<br /><br />Fitzrovia is a special and attractive central London neighbourhood located between Marylebone and Bloomsbury with Soho to the south. It benefits greatly from all of these wonderful neighbouring areas whilst retaining it's own charm and character. You will find a blend of wide streets with Victorian brick buildings and interesting side-streets worth exploring. This historically bohemian area was once home to such writers as Virginia Woolf and George Bernard Shaw. It is said to be named for the Fitzroy Tavern on Charlotte Street where a group of writers used to meet to discuss art. It was also known in times past as London's Old Latin Quarter.<br />