Guests will love the location of the apartment being so central to all major transport links and minutes away from Borough Market, Tate Modern and top London attractions. A large 2 bed 2 bath 4th floor penthouse apartment with views of the Shard, located in a private court yard tucked away round the back of Borough underground station. Lift access, wheelchair access, air conditioning, under floor heating, floor to ceiling windows, large double fronted balcony (access from living room and master bedroom) Plenty of storage space, 2 large double fronted fitted wardrobes in each bedroom, hotel quality bed linen and towelling. Located in a private courtyard and accessed by lift is this modern, spacious 2 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment with private balconies boasting views of The Shard. Open plan living/dining area with sofa bed available, Smart TV with access to your Netflix account or favourite apps and Air con throughout when required for the warmer months. The Master bedroom has access to the private terrace and en-suite bathroom complete with bath. Ample wardrobe storage throughout and hotel quality linen and towels provided. Handmade room darkening blinds and curtains. The second bedroom also offers hotel quality linen and towels with fully fitted wardrobe storage. Vanity area or desk is also featured with views overlooking the courtyard at the rear of the property. Kitchen features all modern appliances and essentials to make your trip feel home from home. Washer/dryer unit, dishwasher, microwave and cooking appliances.

Angelini Portfolio - A privately owned London Property Portfolio providing a curated collection of handpicked, exceptional accommodations in and around Central London. With over 20 years experience in the real estate market Angelini Portfolio provides guests with experience, professionalism and a personal touch in creating a truly unforgettable short stay experience in one of the worlds greatest cities.

Borough gets its name from a time when it was the only borough outside the City of London. In the 16th and 17th centuries, the area was a playground famed for its inns, theatres and the notorious Southwark Fair which was shut down in 1762 after being deemed too debauched. The area is steeped in history and retains much of its enormous character in many of its buildings, cobbled streets and shops. There still remains famous theatres, wonderful pubs dating backing to medieval times and home to the famous Borough Market. The area has such a diverse population with a large creative community, city workers and local residents all attracted by what the area has to offer. It can certainly lay claim to being one of the city’s most exciting and interesting places to live. The area is home to the best theatre in London outside the West End. Shakespeare’s Globe, the Young Vic and Old Vic, all have deservedly excellent reputations, but worth a mention is the Menier Choclate Factory for its offbeat productions and restaurant. Film buffs. Favourite BFI Southbank is within walking distance and the Jerwood Space is a gallery and rehearsal space open daily showcasing new artists. Caffeine Junkies sing the praises of Monmouth coffee, tapas lovers must pay visit to Brindisa located on entrance to the market. Popular bars and restaurants cluster all round the market including Roast and The Market Porter, famous for their striking hanging baskets and crowds of punters soaking up the market atmosphere. The George Inn, a pub that is one of the last remaining galleried coach houses in London. For a fabulous panoramic view of London, head up The Shard to Hutong, Oblix or Aqua Shard. Flat Iron Square comprises of seven railway arches and the Grade ll listed building Devonshire House, with various street food vendors, restaurants, bars and a live music entertainment venue. Mercato Metropolitan is an Italian market that has been designed to look like the huge food halls in Turin and Milan