Located in the heart of the city, Clerkenwell is an incredibly historic neighbourhood that is full of independent food spots and cosy pubs. At one point, the Clerkenwell area was an important part of London’s industrial heartland, but today the old warehouses have been renovated into stunning homes.
Safe Area
Excellent Amenities
Centrally Located
Located almost right in the centre of the city, Clerkenwell is just a few Tube stops from Oxford Street and a short walk from the Square Mile.
Clerkenwell is one of the city’s best destinations for foodies, with a number of Michelin starred restaurants and some of the city's oldest eateries.
Clerkenwell is in close proximity to London’s financial district and tech sector, meaning it attracts a mix of creative professionals and city workers.
Young Professionals
Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Transport links, Green Spaces
As Clerkenwell is such a central area, with an active police presence, the crime rate is low and is deemed to be a safe place to live.
Clerkenwell has a small-village feel, that makes for the perfect day mooching down the lanes and doing some shopping. There’s a charming array of independent shops, filled with unique pieces you wouldn’t find on the high street. Design specialist Magma, on Clerkenwell Road, shouldn’t be missed. They sell a diverse collection of magazines, DVDs, toys, pinhole cameras, and a series of limited-edition posters.
Clerkenwell was once home to hundreds of Italian families who migrated to London in the 1870s. The area still has the Italian charm that was brought to it all of those years ago. The city’s oldest Italian delicatessen is situated on Clerkenwell Road, next to St Peter’s Roman Catholic Church. Terroni is the perfect place to pick up cured meats, cheese, and pasta or just grab a coffee and take in the stunning surroundings.
Nestled between the hustle and bustle of Gray’s Inn and Farringdon Roads, Leather Lane is a haven for food lovers. This weekday market has been operating for 400 years, offering a huge selection of food stalls, as well as clothing, footwear and fruit and vegetables.
Clerkenwell has a small-village feel, that makes for the perfect day mooching down the lanes and doing some shopping. There’s a charming array of independent shops, filled with unique pieces you wouldn’t find on the high street. Design specialist Magma, on Clerkenwell Road, shouldn’t be missed. They sell a diverse collection of magazines, DVDs, toys, pinhole cameras, and a series of limited-edition posters.
Clerkenwell was once home to hundreds of Italian families who migrated to London in the 1870s. The area still has the Italian charm that was brought to it all of those years ago. The city’s oldest Italian delicatessen is situated on Clerkenwell Road, next to St Peter’s Roman Catholic Church. Terroni is the perfect place to pick up cured meats, cheese, and pasta or just grab a coffee and take in the stunning surroundings.
Nestled between the hustle and bustle of Gray’s Inn and Farringdon Roads, Leather Lane is a haven for food lovers. This weekday market has been operating for 400 years, offering a huge selection of food stalls, as well as clothing, footwear and fruit and vegetables.
House
£4,800
Per month, based on a 3 bedroom property
Halls
£1292
Per month, dependant on chosen halls
Utilities
£110
Per month
Wi-Fi
£30
Per month
Council Tax
£1,276.48
Per year
Fibre Download Speed
80Mbps
Fibre Upload Speed
20Mbps
Pint of Beer
£5
Gym membership
£30
Weekly food shop
£30
An independent cafe serving freshly brewed coffee.
A much loved local spot, using the freshest produce.
Delicious, Australian style all day dining.
A stunning spot for drinks with friends.
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As Clerkenwell is such a central area, with an active police presence, the crime rate is low and is deemed to be a safe place to live.
Farringdon station is the closest Tube station to Clerkenwell, although Angel, King’s Cross, Chancery Lane and Barbican stations are all nearby.
Clerkenwell is located in the Borough of Islington.
In the borough of Islington, the average cost of Council Tax based on a band D property is ££1,276.48.
Based on a three bed property, the average price of rent for a Clerkenwell property is £4,800.
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