Designer City Center Apartment in Old Brewery

A nicely designed and renovated apartment with high ceilings, wood floors and high-specification finishes, located in a stunning converted 1800's Victorian brewery (Grade II listed) overlooking a magnificent courtyard. Note: the flat is on the 2nd floor; as a historic building, does not have an elevator (lift). But it's nice to stay in a bit of history, this was once the headquarters of the largest brewery in England.

The apartment has a bright private living room with lots of light and a double bedroom, perfect for couples or families with full privacy. There is also a modern, fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with bathtub/shower. The apartment is about 58 square meters. TV and wifi / internet included. The building has a large communal roof terrace with a view of London, perfect for a bbq or glass of wine. The common areas and beautiful St George & the Dragon sculpture in the courtyard have been carefully renovated.

Whitechapel is an increasingly trendy spot at the eastern edge of heart of central London (the actual historic City of London or 'square mile'), and the underground (metro) takes you to all locations in minutes.

Great Location: Just along the market is the Whitechapel Art Gallery (the most important modern art gallery after Tate Modern Art Museum), and Brick Lane (with lots of pubs, restaurants). 10 minutes walk away is Shoreditch and Hoxton's areas, which are the trendiest areas of London with its pubs, restaurants and designer shops. New restaurants and cafes are opening all the time in this area. Use google to find out what is opening.

Transport: Excellent transport links and easy access: London is a big city - you will enjoy London more (and save costs!) by staying in the real heart and centre of London. For transport, the flat is 4 minute walk to Whitechapel Station. Stansted airport trains goes directly to Liverpool Street which is nearby, or you can take an express bus directly from the airport to the doorstep. London City Airport is 15 minutes by cab (also on underground / metro system). From Gatwick, direct trains go to Blackfriars, then a few stops on the District line (metro). From Heathrow, the Express takes you to Paddington, and from there, one direct line.