WELCOME TO Shoreditch

Where the coffee is as cold-brewed as the hipsters' demeanour and the street art changes more often than the weather.

It's the playground of the creatively inclined, where start-ups and street food compete for space, and vintage shops promise the return of trends you didn't know had left.

Here, beards and bicycles are the currency of cool, and every pub, café, and gallery is trying to out-quirk the next.

It's not just a neighbourhood; it's a lifestyle — a carefully curated blend of the effortlessly stylish and the stylishly effortful. If London had a "cool kid" table, Shoreditch would be sitting at it, scribbling graffiti on the tabletop and sharing craft beer recommendations.

Apartments to rent in Shoreditch

Live within reaching distance of it all. We have available apartments in all corners of Shoreditch, whether you want a view of Spitalfields Market, or to live on Curtain road itself.

In the area

Get a taste of day-to-day life in the creative epicentre of London.

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Frequently asked questions about living in Shoreditch
What are the transportation options in Shoreditch?

Shoreditch offers a range of convenient transportation options. The London Underground is easily accessible with stations like Old Street and Liverpool Street nearby. The Overground at Shoreditch High Street station adds another layer of connectivity.

There's a comprehensive network of bus routes, and for those who prefer cycling, there are ample bike lanes and bike-sharing schemes. Taxis and ride-hailing services like Uber are readily available, and the area is also pedestrian-friendly, making walking a pleasant option for shorter distances.

What is the nightlife like in Shoreditch?

Shoreditch's nightlife is vibrant and diverse, reflecting its trendy and creative atmosphere. From chic cocktail bars and traditional pubs to cutting-edge clubs and live music venues, there's something for every taste. The area is known for its lively club scene and eclectic mix of music genres, attracting a young and energetic crowd. It's also home to a variety of restaurants and eateries, making it a perfect spot for a night out.

Is there green space in Shoreditch?

Green space in Shoreditch, while not as abundant as in other parts of London, offers some delightful spots. Small parks like Hoxton Square and Allen Gardens provide a peaceful respite from the urban hustle. These green areas are great for relaxing, enjoying a picnic, or just taking a break. Additionally, the nearby Regent's Canal offers a scenic route for walks and jogs.

What's the vibe like in Shoreditch?

The vibe in Shoreditch is dynamic, artistic, and fashion-forward. Known for its street art, independent boutiques, and vibrant cultural scene, it's a hotspot for creatives and young professionals. The area buzzes with a sense of energy and innovation, and there's always something new and exciting happening, be it in art, food, or fashion.

How can I get involved in the Shoreditch community?

Getting involved in the Shoreditch community can be a rewarding experience. Participating in local events, volunteering for community projects, or joining clubs and groups are great ways to engage.

The area has a strong sense of community, with local markets, art exhibitions, and community gardens offering opportunities to meet people and contribute to the neighborhood.

How secure is the building?

Access to 1 Waterson Street from outside is gained by an electronic key fob. Alternatively, a key code can be used.

Once you're in the building, you'll access your apartment using a front door key.

What is Waterson Street like?

Waterson Street is located in East London, near Hoxton and Shoreditch, offering a blend of creative energy, history, and modern convenience. Tucked away from busy Old Street, Waterson Street enjoys a quieter residential feel whilst being just a short walk from lively areas.

Hoxton Square, just a minute away, offers a mix of restaurants and nightlife. Waterson Street combines peaceful living with easy access to the nearby social and cultural scene.

What's the parking situation?

If you have a car, you'll be able to apply for a resident parking permit with Hackney council after you move in. This will cover you for months at a time for parking in the local area.

If you only need parking for a few hours or for visitors, there's pay and display parking just in front of the building which you can book using your phone.

Food enthusiasts will find Shoreditch to be a veritable feast for the senses. The neighbourhood boasts an eclectic mix of dining options, from traditional pubs and exotic street food to high-end eateries and vegan-friendly cafes. There's something to satisfy every palate, any time of day. Moreover, the famous Sunday markets, such as Brick Lane Market and Columbia Road Flower Market, offer a smorgasbord of local produce and unique culinary treats. The area's unique cafes and bars also offer an excellent chance to socialise and enjoy London’s hip nightlife.

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WELCOME TO SHOREDITCH

Shoreditch is an arty area adjacent to the equally hip neighborhood of Hoxton. Young creatives and trendsetters fill the fashionable clubs and bars that surround Shoreditch High Street, Great Eastern Street, and Old Street.

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Frequently asked questions about living in Shoreditch

What are the transportation options in Shoreditch?

Shoreditch offers a range of convenient transportation options. The London Underground is easily accessible with stations like Old Street and Liverpool Street nearby. The Overground at Shoreditch High Street station adds another layer of connectivity.

There's a comprehensive network of bus routes, and for those who prefer cycling, there are ample bike lanes and bike-sharing schemes. Taxis and ride-hailing services like Uber are readily available, and the area is also pedestrian-friendly, making walking a pleasant option for shorter distances.

What is the nightlife like in Shoreditch?

Shoreditch's nightlife is vibrant and diverse, reflecting its trendy and creative atmosphere. From chic cocktail bars and traditional pubs to cutting-edge clubs and live music venues, there's something for every taste. The area is known for its lively club scene and eclectic mix of music genres, attracting a young and energetic crowd. It's also home to a variety of restaurants and eateries, making it a perfect spot for a night out.

Is there green space in Shoreditch?

Green space in Shoreditch, while not as abundant as in other parts of London, offers some delightful spots. Small parks like Hoxton Square and Allen Gardens provide a peaceful respite from the urban hustle. These green areas are great for relaxing, enjoying a picnic, or just taking a break. Additionally, the nearby Regent's Canal offers a scenic route for walks and jogs.

What's the vibe like in Shoreditch?

The vibe in Shoreditch is dynamic, artistic, and fashion-forward. Known for its street art, independent boutiques, and vibrant cultural scene, it's a hotspot for creatives and young professionals. The area buzzes with a sense of energy and innovation, and there's always something new and exciting happening, be it in art, food, or fashion.

How can I get involved in the Shoreditch community?

Getting involved in the Shoreditch community can be a rewarding experience. Participating in local events, volunteering for community projects, or joining clubs and groups are great ways to engage.

The area has a strong sense of community, with local markets, art exhibitions, and community gardens offering opportunities to meet people and contribute to the neighborhood.

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