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A luxury one bedroom flat in the Milford House, forming part of 190 Strand, an award winning development in Westminster. Comprising an ample open-plan reception/dining area designed with engineered timber floor, chrome door handles, and floor-to-ceiling windows opening to a balcony, a kitchen with stone countertops and fully integrated appliances, spacious bedroom with built-in wardrobe and a bathroom with stone and veneer vanity units.
Residents of this world famous development benefit from extensive fitness facilities including studios for personal training, swimming pool, spa rooms, sauna and steam room. Additionally, residents also have access to a virtual golf simulator, cinema room and business suite.
This property is situated merely 4 minutes’ walk from Temple underground station, which is served by Circle and District Lines for easy commutes across the capital. Further, just half a mile away (10-min walk) are Blackfriars Rail station and Holborn underground which add Thameslink, Southeastern rail and Central, Piccadilly lines services to the plethora of transport options available.
Locally, Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road are all between 15 and 20mins away for all conceivable shopping needs. This is a world-class address, closely linked to the richest aspects of London’s long heritage, a heritage that continues to make London an international destination.
Deposit: Equivalent to 5 weeks’ rent
Council: Westminster City - Tax Band G
Client Money Protection (cmp) provided by: UKALA
The Property Ombudsman Scheme, Membership No: T02100
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