Living In Covent Garden, London

What Makes it Unique?

Covent Garden is located in the centre of London…

It is next to Holborn and Leicester Square and is a very busy (and tourist heavy!) area of London.

Due to the fact that it is a rather touristy area, it is often overlooked as being a residential area, but it certainly has its pros…

Firstly, it is home to many top superb theatres, bars and restaurants!

Regardless of how you like to spend your weekends or evenings, be it entertainment, food, drink or parks (Green Park is a 20 minute walk away and Hyde Park is a 30 minute walk away) Covent Garden can provide you with what you are after!

Living here makes it very, very difficult to get bored…

You are living in the centre of London!

Covent Garden is very well known amongst Londoners for being home to Apple Market, which is full of independent shops and market stalls, which cater to a range of shoppers.

Covent Garden is also well known amongst locals for Neal’s Yard which is a small alley that leads to a courtyard located between Shorts Gardens and Monmouth Street…

It has got some fantastic boutique shops and the building themselves look fantastic!

Locally, the ME hotel is home to the room bar ‘Radio Rooftop’ which offers stunning views over London and the River Thames and there are a number of comedy clubs in and around Covent Garden, with the ‘Secret Comedy Club’ being one of the best.

Commuting to and from Covent Garden is generally very good!

Covent Garden Tube station is on the Piccadilly line, meaning that you are directly connected to stations such as Piccadilly Circus, Green Park and Knightsbridge.

Connections to different underground lines from Covent Garden and other nearby stations is incredible!