Chinatown Property to Let

Chinatown, nestled in the heart of the bustling West End, is a vibrant enclave where East meets West, a captivating oasis of Asian culture adorned with ornate arches and colorful lanterns. Take a stroll along bustling Gerrard street and inhale the tantalising aroma of authentic cuisine and browse unique shops offering exotic treasures.

Our pick of Chinatown property to let

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Odhams Walk, Covent Garden WC2 Odhams Walk, Covent Garden WC2

Odhams Walk,
Covent Garden WC2

This well-proportioned and spacious one bedroom apartment benefits from a private terrace. Positioned in a modern development off Neal Street in central Covent Garden, just seconds from Covent Garden tube station and has plentiful storage. Available furnished, late June

£595 pw

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Earlham Street, Seven Dials WC2 Earlham Street, Seven Dials WC2

Earlham Street,
Seven Dials WC2

Located amongst the boutiques of Seven Dials, this modern one bedroom apartment is on the second floor of a period building. The bedroom is at the back, creating a quiet sleeping environment, while the stylish light grey kitchen is open plan to the living space. Available mid-June, unfurnished.

£615 pw

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Floral Street, Covent Garden WC2 Floral Street, Covent Garden WC2

Floral Street,
Covent Garden WC2

This one bedroom apartment is located on one of Covent Garden’s most picturesque streets, Floral Street, which is home to various boutiques and London’s only Peloton Studios. The space is well-proportioned with a separate kitchen and large reception room. Available immediately, unfurnished.

£625 pw

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King Street, Covent Garden WC2 King Street, Covent Garden WC2

King Street,
Covent Garden WC2

Situated on the second floor of an elegant period building on one of Covent Garden’s most desirable streets, this one bedroom apartment has been interior designed to a fantastic standard and features high ceilings, a beautiful kitchen & modern shower room. Available early July, furnished.

£825 pw

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King Street, Covent Garden WC2 King Street, Covent Garden WC2

King Street,
Covent Garden WC2

Finished to an exceptional standard, this one bedroom apartment is on the fourth floor of a beautiful period building just off Covent Garden’s Piazza. Vaulted ceilings give it an air of space with a picturesque outlook over the green space of St Paul’s Church Gardens. Available furnished mid-June.

£825 pw

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King Street, Covent Garden WC2 King Street, Covent Garden WC2

King Street,
Covent Garden WC2

This luxurious one bedroom apartment is finished to an exceptional standard, allowing a seamless move-in for a tenant with just their suitcases. Featuring high ceilings, an inviting open-plan living space and a tranquil bedroom overlooking St Paul’s Church Gardens. Available immediately, furnished.

£875 pw

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King Street, Covent Garden WC2 King Street, Covent Garden WC2

King Street,
Covent Garden WC2

An exceptionally stylish one bedroom apartment that forms part of the Floral Collection. Immaculately presented with high ceilings and beautiful parquet flooring, the apartment is moments from the Piazza and is fitted with comfort cooling and a high-spec finish. Available immediately, furnished.

£1,000 pw

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Southampton Street, Covent Garden WC2 Southampton Street, Covent Garden WC2

Southampton Street,
Covent Garden WC2

A stunning, two bedroom apartment overlooking the Covent Garden Piazza. Located in a luxury, modern development, this first floor apartment offers a vast open plan, dual aspect living space and benefits from air conditioning throughout. Available furnished, early September.

£1,575 pw

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Why Chinatown?

Neighbourhoods don’t come more central than this. Perfectly positioned between Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Soho, Chinatown is literally at the centre of it all, a 24/7 melting pot of culture and diversity. With so many sounds, sights and scents, Chinatown is a treat for the senses, but also one of the West End’s most well connected enclaves.

From Original, to Oriental

Soho came into being after the Great Fire of London, the first houses of the post-fire regeneration being built along the newly created Gerrard Street around 1685, so the street really was the birth of Soho. However it wasn’t until the 1950’s that the Chinese community started to populate the area, relocating after the war from London’s original Chinatown in the East End.