Jockey's Fields, London, WC1R

An exceptionally smart apartment with a super Bloomsbury address. The apartment is accessed via a landscaped courtyard with a secure entrance. The accommodation comprises a large and bright reception room which overlooks Three Raymond Buildings, a barrister�s chambers which forms part of Gray�s Inn, a comfortable kitchen/dining room principal bedroom with ensuite shower room a second double bedroom and guest bathroom. Jockey�s Fields in the Georgian era, was also referred to as Bedford Mews and developed within in 1700�s. Running on the Western side of Gray�s Inn the mews location was eventually renamed to that of the original Jockey Field to which the mews was developed over. The location also serves as the constituency of Holborn and St Pancras and is extremely local to the Inns of Court of Holborn and overlooks Three Raymond Buildings. Jockey�s Fields is serviced by a quadrant of London Underground Stations all within walking distance, the closest being Chancery Lane (Central Line) and Holborn (Piccadilly and Central Lines). There is also walking commutes to Russell Square (Piccadilly Line) and Farringdon (Elizabeth, Circle, Hammersmith and City and Metropolitan Lines) which also offers mainline services to Gatwick and Luton Airports. One of London�s top little shopping streets � Lambs Conduit Street is a short walk away, often cited as one of London�s hidden gems it has the finest selection of independent shops, with some of my favourites being La Fromagerie, Dawson Florist, Honey and Co, Aesop and Ciao Bella, not forgetting the numerous independent coffee shops. Bloomsbury like Lambs Conduit Street is most definitely one of London�s best keep secrets which whilst having an air of village life is super central with Covent Garden, Soho, Fitzrovia and Clerkenwell all a short walk away.