London guides
London, from your doorstep.
We don’t just hand you keys. Each NourNest neighbourhood comes with a little local knowledge — where to eat, what to see, and how to spend a free morning — written by people who live a few doors down.
Guides by neighbourhood
Old Street & Shoreditch
London's creative and tech corridor. Silicon Roundabout, Spitalfields, Brick Lane. Design-led apartments at the seam of finance and east-end street culture.
- Spitalfields Market and Old Spitalfields antiques
- Brick Lane (Sunday market, curry mile, vintage)
- Boxpark Shoreditch and Box Hall
Read the Old Street & Shoreditchguide →
Hackney
East London's most characterful corner — Columbia Road flowers, Broadway Market, and Victoria Park. Brick terraces, independent cafés, and Sunday markets on the doorstep.
- Columbia Road Flower Market (Sundays)
- Broadway Market and London Fields
- Victoria Park
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Islington & Angel
Upper Street's restaurants and theatres, the antiques of Camden Passage, and elegant Georgian squares. Polished and leafy, with Angel minutes from the City and King's Cross.
- Upper Street dining and the Almeida Theatre
- Camden Passage antiques market
- Sadler's Wells
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Borough & Pimlico
South Bank food culture and Pimlico's Regency streets. Walk to Tate Modern, the Globe, and Borough Market for breakfast.
- Borough Market (one of London's best food markets)
- Tate Modern and the Tate Britain
- The Shard and the Globe
Read the Borough & Pimlicoguide →
By interest
However you like to spend a day in London.
Eat & drink
Borough Market for breakfast, Broadway Market on a Saturday, Brick Lane after dark, and Upper Street when you want to be looked after. Every NourNest area is food-led.
Markets & green space
Columbia Road flowers on a Sunday, Spitalfields antiques, Victoria Park and the Regent's Canal towpath — slow London, a short walk from your door.
Culture & theatre
Tate Modern and the Globe on the South Bank, the Almeida and Sadler's Wells in Islington, Whitechapel Gallery and the street art of Shoreditch.
Getting around
All four neighbourhoods sit minutes from the City, with fast links from Liverpool Street, King's Cross and London Bridge — the rest of London, and the trains out of it, are easy.
Pick a neighbourhood, then a home in it.
Every apartment puts the best of its area within a short walk.