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Centrally located, Clarendon’s serviced apartments in Shoreditch offer residents’ access to one of the most creative areas in London.
Clarendon’s serviced apartments in Shoreditch
Just a few short years ago, Shoreditch was London’s underdog neighbourhood – home to the city’s artistic crowd and the gateway to the alternative eastern suburbs of the capital. Nowadays, it’s an area loved by all Londoners and visitors alike, largely due to its edgy style and character, drawing people from all over the world to its street art and entertainment scene. Choose one of Clarendon’s serviced apartments in Shoreditch if you want to be part of the crowd that’s pushing boundaries and constantly setting new trends.
Clarendon’s top tips for living in Shoreditch
One of the greatest assets of staying in corporate serviced apartments in Shoreditch is how easy it is to access the rest of town. Shoreditch High Street Station runs an over ground service to the likes of Highbury and Islington whilst the Northern Line, which takes commuters directly into the city, is available at Old Street just a short walk away. Avid Banksy fans should look out for some of the mysterious street artist’s work, much of which can still be found donning the walls of the area’s back streets.
Clarendon’s guide to living in Shoreditch
London is famous for its thriving theatre scene, which saw its origins begin in Shoreditch. Home to the two oldest theatres in the city – the aptly named Theatre and The Curtain – drama and performance has seeped into the very walls of this area, with buskers to be found on every corner and shows to be watched each day at these still-standing playhouses.
With such a diverse and multicultural community, it’s no surprise that the culinary offerings are excellent, leaving tenants of long stay serviced apartments in Shoreditch spoilt for choice. Whether it’s a street food market, independent cafe or art deco restaurant you’re looking for, this neighbourhood is sure to come up with the goods.
For cutting edge fashion from independent brands, take a stroll down the High Street to Boxpark – a series of shipping containers that have found a new lease of life as a makeshift shopping centre.
Overlooked by pastel-painted terraces and surrounded by cafes spilling out onto the cobbled street, nearby Broadway Market has been around since Victorian times and still offers up street feasts and sweet treats today. Those in town for long term stays and relocations will also get to make the most of Hackney Empire. Built in 1901 as a music hall, it’s a London institution that’s welcomed everyone from Charlie Chaplin to Laurel and Hardy and these days’ hosts a rolling program of live music, comedy and theatre.
Clarendon’s verdict on living in Shoreditch
London is recognised across the world as one of the leading cities for culture, business and history and, as one of the oldest parts of the capital, Shoreditch is well known for blazing a trail in each. Each of Clarendon’s handpicked properties has the privilege of being part of this exciting innovation, making corporate accommodation in Shoreditch feel anything but.
