A Bristol-based property developer, Urban Creation has been creating high quality, stylish places for professionals to live in for 20 years. Passionate about property, we develop well-designed homes that are great to live in and stand the test of time. Our approach ensures we make the most of every available space – combining high quality architecture with innovative ‘clever spaces’. With experience in redeveloping period properties, we also try to minimise our impact on the environment and invest in eco-features from high quality low energy appliances to solar panels, air-source heat pumps and triple-glazing. We own and manage an expanding portfolio of boutique properties in Bristol/London and our growing band of happy customers are testament to the high standards we pride ourselves on.

These recently refurbished apartments are ideal for your next stay in London. Offering private and self-contained apartments, 5 Doughty Street is a perfect base for your visit to the city. Located in one of London's most sought-after locations, this stunning Georgian Townhouse offers a variety of apartment sizes to suit all. Individually designed, these apartments provide a modern and contemporary style perfect for any occasion and include all furniture and modern appliances. The apartments are fully equipped with all amenities required for a comfortable 'home away from home' experience. Access to the property/apartments is via digital mobile keys only. Housekeeping service is offered once per week for stays of 7 days or more. Due to the historic nature of this beautiful property we are unfortunately unable to offer the facility of a lift.

5 Doughty Street is located in a historic and culturally rich area. Here are some notable places nearby: Historic and Cultural Attractions: - Charles Dickens Museum: Located at 48 Doughty Street, this museum is dedicated to the life and work of the famous author Charles Dickens, who once lived here. - The British Museum: Just a short walk away, this world-famous museum houses an extensive collection of art and antiquities from around the globe. - Foundling Museum: Telling the story of the Foundling Hospital, London’s first home for abandoned children, and showcasing the work of its famous supporters including Handel and Hogarth. Parks and Gardens: - Russell Square: A large garden square providing a peaceful green space in the heart of Bloomsbury. - Coram's Fields: A unique seven-acre playground and park for children and young people, with facilities that adults can only enter if accompanied by a child. Academic and Research Institutions: University College London (UCL): A leading multidisciplinary university known for its research, teaching, and innovation. - School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS): Part of the University of London, SOAS specializes in the study of Asia, Africa, and the Near and Middle East. - London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine: A renowned institution for public and global health. Libraries: - The British Library: The national library of the United Kingdom, housing a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and more. - Senate House Library: The central library for the University of London, offering extensive research collections. Shopping and Dining: - Brunswick Centre: A shopping centre with a variety of retail stores, restaurants, and a cinema. Lamb’s Conduit Street: A charming street with a mix of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. Transport Links: - King's Cross St. Pancras: Railway station offering national and international connections. - Russell Square Station: A nearby underground station on the Piccadilly Line.