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2 bed · 76 m²
£2,200 / month
VerifiedMaisonette in the Lanes, seagull soundtrack optional.
Two floors above a bookshop in the North Laine: crooked in the charming way, with a roof window over the bed and the sea at the end of the street's ambition. The station is seven minutes for London days; the beach is five for every other kind.
1 bed · 60 m²
£1,575 / month
VerifiedWest End one-bed where the bay window earns its keep.
A sandstone tenement one-bed with a bay window wide enough for a desk, a reading chair and the argument about which gets the view of the Botanic Gardens. Hillhead subway is four minutes, Byres Road is one, and the University spires keep the skyline employed.
1 bed · 55 m²
£995 / month
VerifiedMarina-facing studio with the sea on its lap.
Eleventh floor, glass to the floor, marina to the horizon. The building does the rest: pool, gym, sauna, and a lobby cold enough to justify the walk through August. The tram is across the road, JBR beach is ten minutes on foot, and the metro link gets you to DIFC without a car.
Studio · 48 m²
AED 7,800 / month
VerifiedHalf a Jordaan canal house, stairs like a ship's ladder.
The top two floors of a 17th-century canal house: beams you will learn to duck, a hoist hook you will photograph, and a view down the gracht that does most of the talking. The Noordermarkt is around the corner; central station is a twelve-minute cycle, because everything is.
2 bed · 85 m²
€2,350 / month
VerifiedMalasaña two-bed over a plaza that never quite sleeps.
Third floor with a glassed-in gallery balcony — Madrid's best invention — overlooking a small plaza. Interior bedrooms keep the noise honest and the siestas possible. Tribunal metro is three minutes; everything Malasaña is famous for is closer.
2 bed · 70 m²
€1,550 / month
VerifiedA wide loft, ceilings the size of a small chapel.
Altbau bones, factory scale: 108 square metres of oak floor, double doors between rooms, and a kitchen that was clearly designed by someone who cooks. Kreuzberg's canal is at the end of the block. Kottbusser Tor is five minutes, though the flat is far enough back to sleep through it.
2 bed · 108 m²
€1,890 / month
VerifiedPastel-tiled atelier with a long, sunlit balcony.
A former artist's studio on the second floor of an azulejo-fronted building: one big room that does everything well, plus a balcony long enough to pace on while you take calls. Príncipe Real's garden is two minutes, the miradouro four, and the 24E tram rattles past on schedule like a metronome.
1 bed · 62 m²
€1,420 / month
VerifiedJewellery Quarter penthouse, all corners and sky.
Top floor of a converted works building: a wraparound terrace, a bedroom in each tower, and a living space that handles both quiet Tuesdays and loud Saturdays. St Paul's Square is below, the tram is four minutes, and Grand Central is one stop or an easy walk.
2 bed · 102 m²
£1,750 / month
VerifiedStockbridge tenement flat with sash windows that gossip.
Second-floor flat in a honey-stone tenement: cornicing, working shutters, and a box bedroom that makes a perfect study. The Water of Leith runs at the end of the street. Sunday is the farmers' market; every other day is the bakery. Princes Street is twenty minutes on foot, downhill the whole way there.
2 bed · 81 m²
£1,450 / month
VerifiedDockside two-bed where the water does the decorating.
Fifth floor, dual aspect, floor-to-ceiling glass over Leeds Dock. The second bedroom is an honest double, not an optimistic single. The water taxi to the station is a commute people show off about. Gym and parcel room downstairs.
2 bed · 74 m²
£1,250 / month
VerifiedClifton garden flat, harbour light included.
The lower half of a pastel Georgian villa with its own front door and a west-facing garden. The suspension bridge is a ten-minute walk that never gets old. Two double bedrooms, a proper larder, and storage for every bike you own and one you don't yet.
2 bed · 92 m²
£1,680 / month
VerifiedNorthern Quarter loft, red brick and no small talk.
A corner unit in a converted cotton mill: exposed brick, cast-iron columns, and windows that make the rain look intentional. Piccadilly is seven minutes on foot. The record shops, the coffee and the city's best breakfasts are closer than that.
2 bed · 88 m²
£1,390 / month
VerifiedGeorgian one-bed, ceilings with ideas above their station.
First floor of a listed Georgian townhouse on a garden square: original shutters, a marble fireplace that no longer works but still wins arguments, and a bedroom overlooking the plane trees. Angel and Highbury & Islington are both walkable; Upper Street's restaurants are the reason your friends will visit.
1 bed · 58 m²
£2,150 / month
VerifiedStudio with a rooftop that out-views the rent.
Compact and clever: a mezzanine bed, full-height glazing, and shared access to a roof terrace with a skyline that gets photographed more than the flat does. Peckham Rye station is four minutes; the gallery, the lido and the good bakery are closer.
Studio · 41 m²
£1,495 / month
VerifiedA whole terrace house with a kitchen built for Sundays.
Three bedrooms over two floors, a kitchen-diner that opens onto a paved garden, and the kind of hallway you can actually get a bike through. Brixton Village is five minutes for the food, the Victoria line nine for everything else.
3 bed · 118 m²
£3,450 / month
VerifiedTwo beds above the canal, narrowboats for neighbours.
A bright second-floor flat where both bedrooms face the water and the living room catches the towpath light. You will start noticing herons. Camden Town tube is six minutes, the market noise is not — the flat sits on the quiet stretch past the lock.
2 bed · 78 m²
£2,480 / month
VerifiedA brick warehouse loft that never learned to whisper.
One open floor of a converted print works: five-metre ceilings, steel columns, windows on three sides. The kitchen is an island you could land a small plane on. Old Street and Liverpool Street split the difference at eight minutes each. Downstairs is a coffee roastery, which is either a perk or a dependency.
1 bed · 96 m²
£3,200 / month
VerifiedVictorian conversion, garden, the kind with a fox.
A two-bed cut from the first floor of a Victorian terrace, with the proportions the era was good at: tall sashes, deep skirting, a bay that takes the afternoon whole. The garden is shared with the ground floor but feels private after six. London Fields is four minutes on foot, the Overground seven, and the famous Broadway Market croissant queue is a Saturday decision, not a commute.
2 bed · 84 m²
£2,650 / month