{"id":190,"date":"2007-04-05T17:27:05","date_gmt":"2007-04-05T21:27:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/2007\/04\/05\/apartments-along-the-south-bank-of-the-thames\/"},"modified":"2013-11-20T17:36:06","modified_gmt":"2013-11-20T21:36:06","slug":"apartments-along-the-south-bank-of-the-thames","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nyhabitat.com\/blog\/2007\/04\/05\/apartments-along-the-south-bank-of-the-thames\/","title":{"rendered":"Apartments along the South Bank of the Thames"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"MillenniumOne of London\u2019s hot neighborhood is the Southwark area along the South Bank of the Thames<\/a><\/strong> (Bankside). The neighborhood has changed over the past 10 years with significant new development, including the opening of the Tate Modern Museum, Shakespeare’s Globe Theater and London\u2019s new City Hall.<\/p>\n

The furnished apartment market in Southwark<\/a><\/strong>:<\/p>\n

The neighborhood has become increasing popular for apartment rentals because of its convenient location to London City<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Vacation Rentals in Southwark<\/a> range from 830 pounds a week for a one-bedroom Vacation Rental in Bermondsey, Southwark (LN-467)<\/a>, near Waterloo Station.<\/p>\n

To as much as 1,440\u00a0pounds for a 2-bedroom rental in Southwark (LN-692)<\/a>, with hardwood floors and large windows to let in natural light.<\/p>\n

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In between there, you can find a Southwark two-bedroom Vacation Rental (LN-528)<\/a>\u00a0with a balcony looking directly onto the river Thames, at 1,076 \u00a0pounds per week.<\/p>\n

Furnished Apartment are limited in the area, though prices are more reasonable than comparable offerings in Knightsbridge<\/a>, Kensington<\/a> and Chelsea<\/a>. For instance, this bright and beautiful 1-bedroom Furnished Apartment in Southwark (LN-865)<\/a> for 3,400 pounds per month.<\/p>\n

Reasons to select Southwark<\/strong>:<\/p>\n

Whether coming for a short or long stay, Southwark\u2019s location on the South Bank of the Thames is ideal because it is just a few subway stops away from major attractions and a short walk from others.<\/p>\n

With easy access to three major subway lines — the Northern, Bakerloo and Jubliee — most areas of the city are readily accessible. The Jubilee line offers quick access to Knightsbridge, Oxford and Bond Streets for shopping and Westminster<\/a> Abbey.<\/p>\n

\"LondonTaking a walk from the apartment leads to the new construction mentioned above as well as the Millennium Pedestrian Bridge that was constructed across the Thames in front of the Tate Modern<\/a>. Also, the neighborhood is convenient to Waterloo Station, the terminal of Eurostar rail, which makes the three-hour trips to Paris and Brussels on a frequent basis. If you decide to enjoy a few days in Paris during your London stay, remember to take a look at our Paris Vacation Rentals.<\/p>\n

When you decide to book your London trip, remember to consider Southwark as a good alternative to some of the most popular neighborhoods in London<\/strong>. If you decide to make Southwark your home during a relocation, our London Corporate Housing and Relocation services<\/a> would be happy to find the perfect apartment for your needs. If you are coming for a short stay, our Vacation Rentals team can help you find a suitable apartment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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