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Well-connected and centrally located, serviced apartments in London’s Liverpool Street area enjoy access to the city’s most exciting and multicultural neighbourhoods.
Clarendon’s serviced apartments in Liverpool Street
Surrounded by Old Street, Shoreditch and Brick Lane, this is the gateway to the east of the city, offering residents of corporate serviced apartments in Liverpool Street instant access to London’s alternative side. Though already thriving, as one of the stops on the brand new Crossrail’s Elizabeth Line, Liverpool Street Station is set to welcome even more than its current annual 64 million visitors over the next few years.
Clarendon’s top tips for living in Liverpool Street
Staying in serviced apartments in Liverpool Street puts you amongst some of the most desirable residential areas in London, offering access to all the excitement and entertainment they have to offer. With so many cultures living side by side here, it’s one of the best areas in the city to experience authentic world cuisine. As one of only four London train stations to have earnt a place on the Monopoly board, Liverpool Street Station remains one of the city’s most well-connected areas. Getting the underground into the City of London is just one commuting option available for residents, as the area can also be easily reached by bus or on foot.
Clarendon’s guide to living in Liverpool Street
Fast-paced, worldly and youthful, it’s easy to get excited by London’s cultural offerings when you stay in Clarendon’s corporate accommodation in Liverpool Street. Those in the market for long term stays and relocations will quickly get to know the verve and energy of nearby Shoreditch, which is home to many of London’s trendiest boutique restaurants and bars. Much of the city’s finest street art can also be seen in this area, crowding the walls of some of Shoreditch’s backstreets. There are a handful of Banksy pieces to look out for which, in the artist’s usual fashion, take some dedicated searching to find.
Food is a big part of Liverpool Street’s downtime offerings, with everything from street feasts to fine dining available. Stroll down to Brick Lane to be spoilt for curry house choices before heading into one of the area’s traditional pubs for a few drinks. Or, if you’re in the market for something more refined, book into one of several rooftop restaurants at 110 Bishopsgate, which is one of the tallest towers in the country. Sundays can be spent pottering amongst the beautiful blooms on display at Columbia Road Flower Market, where bouquets and potted plants can be snapped up at wholesale prices. Another famous market in the vicinity is Spitalfields – an expansive covered shopping hub where you can pick up handmade trinkets and clothing.
Clarendon’s verdict on living in Liverpool Street
Those who want to experience all the culture, tradition and innovation the capital has to offer will find its most vibrant mix in this inner city area. With easy access to outer London via the train station, Clarendon’s long stay serviced apartments in Liverpool Street are amongst the best placed for exploration.
