Persian Letters
At a Glance
- 2 persons
- 1 Bedroom
- 1st floor (Lift)
- 45m² (486 sq.ft.)
- Chelsea area
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- Tube: So. Kensington
- Internet
Prices (from):
- RATES (2 persons)
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- Per night (up to 6 nights)
- Per night (7 nights or more)
- £124
- Per month
- January 3 to 31
- February
- March 1 to April 20
- April 20 to 30
- May 1 to September 1
- September to December 15
- December 15 to January 3
- Per extra person (per week)
- Premium Christmas Holidays rates
- +20%
- Short stay or monthly rates
- Please inquire
- Damage deposit
- £250
Apartment's Description & Amenities
By now the idea that Soho and London's West End is the fun area of town and Chelsea is the serious and posh one is simply a long-dead stereotype. But there is something to be said for the way that Chelsea's gems often lie hidden beneath a stately and sober exterior. This lovely apartment is a case in point: behind an elegant 19th-century facade, steps from London's swanky Kings Road, is a home away from home that serves up contemporary style with a generous side of sophistication.
London apartment rental in Chelsea - Stylish one bedroom
Trespassing the barriers of conventionalism, this bright and suggestive London apartment rental combines antique and exotic appeal and makes the best use of its unbeatable location in the heart of Chelsea. Here, you will enjoy both the upbeat, modern and design-conscious British Capital with the vicinity of South Kensington and Kings Road.
Though elegant and pleasing to the eye, this apartment's best feature may be its location. Surrounded on all four directions by must-sees, as well as cultural landmarks, it is within easy reach of Kensington gardens and the Serpentine Gallery as well as the Victoria and Albert Museum. Sloane Square is a leisurely stroll and the area of South Kensington, Londons French district, brims with Pastry shops and renowened restaurant. While Kings road offers some of the best shopping of the capital, Harrods is within a short bus distance from this delightful flat.
With its British style mingling with asian touches, Persian letters as it all to create a lovely comfortable central pied a terre to discover London. The only thing missing is some kind of way to take the place home with you when you’re done with London.
Sleeping Arrangements
- Double bed in master bedroom
- Bed linens provided
Bathroom
- Wall-mounted shower
- Bathtub
- Sink
- Toilet
- Hair dryer
- Towels provided
Kitchen facilities
- Fridge/freezer
- Microwave
- Oven
- Gas burners
- Percolator
- Kettle
- Dinnerware and cookware provided
Additional Features
- Color TV
- Cable
- DVD player
- CD player
- Internet access**
- Telephone at your disposal**
- Washing machine
- Iron / ironing board
- Central Heating
- **£10 phone line rental and internet fee for stays up to 2 weeks and £20 for up to 4 weeks
Victoria and Albert Museum: 15 min Chelsea is London's fashion hub, and is home to many famous residents. With its central location and excellent transport connections, it puts you within reach of all that London has to offer. Within its own confines however, you can find the best shopping, cinemas, theatre and people watching - all in its pleasant leafy streets. Home to London's biggest museums (the Vand A, London Science Museum and the Natural History Musuem) it draws many tourists, while nightfall brings the young and affluent to its restaurants and clubs. London Vacation Rental location
WALK TO:
South Kensington: 8 min
Earl Court Exhibition Center: 20 min
Kings Road: 2 min
Sloane Square: 20 min
TUBE STATION:
South Kensington (5 min) - District, Circle, Picadilly lines
BUS ROUTES:
Route 14 : Victoria And Albert Museum, Harrods, Knightsbridge Station, Hyde Park Corner Station, Old Park Lane / Hard Rock Cafe, Green Park Station, Old Bond Street / Royal Academy, Piccadilly Circus, Gerrard Place / Chinatown, Tottenham Court Road Station, Goodge Street Station, Warren Street Station
Route 211 : Victoria Station, Westminster Cathedral, New Scotland Yard, Westminster Abbey, Waterloo Station, Upper Taxi Road
Route 414 : South Kensington Station
Victoria And Albert Museum, Harrods, Knightsbridge Station, Hyde Park Corner Station, Marble Arch, Orchardson Street, St John's Wood Road
Route 11 : Victoria Station, Westminster Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Parliament Square, Horse Guards Parade, Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross Station, Ludgate Hill / Old Bailey, St Paul's Cathedral, Liverpool Street Station (white chapel/spitafields market)
Exploring Chelsea
Kings Road, with its eclectic mix of shops is the main artery. Wander down to Sloane Square, home of designer boutiques and visit the Saatchi art gallery. The beautiful town hall with its lovely painted ceilings hosts antique fairs running the gamut from museum quality to vintage.
Peter Jones on Sloane Square is the one-stop shop for home wares, while Fulham Road offers all types of interior design boutiques. Charming Walton Street has many quintessentially British independant shops, and Brompton Cross is the place to find fashion design heaven.
Harrods draws tourists and locals alike for its beautiful interiors and amazing food hall. Of course, this is the world famous store for finding absolutely anything that you can think of! Don't miss the Room of Luxury and the Egyptian Hall. For all of the key fashion designers under one roof, head to Harvey Nichols, with a stop at the Fifth Floor for a refueling after a good shopping session!
For more laid-back activities,summer or winter, The Phene has a wonderful garden area. The Hollywood Arms in the heart of Fulham Beach is a great place to spend a relaxed Chelsea afternoon. Chelsea Physic Garden is a peaceful place to while away some time, as is the beautiful and historic Brompton Cemetery.
Throughout Chelsea there is a huge range of restaurant options, where you can eat extravagantly or cheaply, from world reknowned chef Gordon Ramsay's place to the Stockpot where homemade food won't cost more than L10.
