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NEW! OCS-1-B. 2 bedroom apartment in Soho for 5
2 bedroom, 1st floor apartment in the centre of London!  Sleeps 5.<br /><br />The apartment is located in the middle of the vibrant Soho area, the nightlife centre of London, with everything you could possibly want on your doorstep. Enjoy easy access to everything from this perfectly located home base.<br /><br />Don't waste time on the trains or tubes, just step outside your front door and start enjoying your stay.<br /><br />Don't miss out, book now!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The perfect spot for enjoying everything the city has to offer, If you are looking for a safe, cosy space to relax after a long day exploring the city, or just somewhere to drop your bags and take advantage of the Soho nightlife, look no further!<br /><br />Both bedrooms have undergone a fabulous renovation and are crisp, clean, modern and ready for you to come and enjoy. <br /><br />Being located in the heart of this incredible city means you will never be stuck for something to explore. You will be able
Old Compton Street dates back to 1681, here is a brief history of London's famous street starting with its most recent times.<br /><br />OLD COMPTON STREET<br />Recent History<br /><br />Today, the street is the main focal point for London's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.<br /><br />In Soho, central London, it features several gay bars, restaurants and cafés, as well as a popular theatre. <br /><br />Whilst a pedestrianisation project proved unpopular with local traders and was reversed, the street is closed to vehicular traffic for the Soho Pride festival one weekend each year, in late summer.<br /><br />The Prince Edward Theatre is located on the eastern end of the street. Until 2004 the long-running production of Mamma Mia!, a musical based upon the songs of ABBA, was showing at the theatre. When Mamma Mia! moved to larger premises in another part of the West End, a production of Mary Poppins moved in, but closed in 2008. It subsequently became home to Aladdin and