Developed in 2020, the King’s Mews accommodation is a luxurious selection of contemporary living spaces. Centrally located in London’s fashionable Bloomsbury neighbourhood, King’s Mews is the quintessential high-quality property that’s fit for royalty. The apartments are within walking distance of 7-10 minutes or a brief tube ride away from London’s top-ranking universities like LSE, UCL, King’s College, and many others.

Bloomsbury is the ideal destination for students as it is well-connected to every central London location via public transport. Residents can walk or bike anywhere and are only a few minutes away from the Chancery Lane, Holborn and Russell Square Underground stations. The local bus services also make the city accessible from Bloomsbury Zone 1.

The King’s Mews property comes with a wide range of grand apartments that have exceptional amenities and opulent living conditions. The apartment interiors are fully furnished with high grade, stable engineered oak floorboards and sensor lights at the entrance. The bedrooms have plush, natural fibre mattresses with clean fitted linen that is changed weekly via the inclusive cleaning service. Residents can also enjoy outdoor spaces with patios and balconies, and there is plenty of space to study too. The 55” flatscreen, smart TV is perfect if you want to binge-watch your favourite TV shows and movies. The kitchen has an integrated oven and branded appliances like the Schulte-Ufer cookware, Nordic Quooker boiling water taps and Insinkerator waste disposal units. Bathrooms have underfloor heating, a heated vanity mirror, and a stone finish.

King’s Mews neighbourhood is an eclectic blend of vibrant and sophisticated, and students don’t have to travel far to enjoy the many experiences of the city. The apartments are lined with other elegant townhouses and Bloomsbury is famous for its exquisite gardens, museums, cafes and the UK’s top-notch institutions and universities. Home to literary genius Charles Dickens, King’s Mews is at walking distance from the Charles Dicken Museum and the renowned British Museum.