2 Bed Flat, Albert Hall Mansions, SW7

*The apartment is completely vacant, it is available for occupancy or moving in ASAP.

Luxurious Apartment near Harrods and Royal Albert Hall

Into Living is proud to present our two bedroom apartment in Kensington neighbourhood. The area is central to everything, but with a hushed calm that leaves all the stresses of big city living behind. It is just down the street from Kensington Gardens where you can spend an afternoon sipping a cappuccino in the park. After a long day at the office or shopping spend some time with a fine bottle of wine at one of the many restaurants lining the streets around your new home. Within just a minute walk from Albert Hall, South Kensington, and Gloucester Station, you are perfectly located to access any part of the city.

Apartment

Contemporary charm with modern finishings in the heart of Kensington, you can definitely take full advantage of the flat's luxurious comfort and accessibility. The interior is with bright walls that goes well with the grey and teal furniture accents. The kitchen interior comes in a luxurious black finishings and wood accents. The kitchen and dining areas have all the equipment for entertaining yourself, and the living area is built for relaxation. The television is perfectly placed to put your feet up and relax after a long day.


About the Area

Kensington has lots of garden squares but for larger parks, there is  – the former private gardens of Kensington Palace – and Holland Park with its hidden Japanese garden.

Kensington Gardens is next to Hyde Park and is a lovely area for a walk or run. As well as ducks on the Round Pond in front of the Palace, you are likely to see bright green wild parakeets flying overhead. Look out for the Peter Pan Statue and the  are free to visit.

Holland Park has woodland paths, children's play areas and the unexpected Kyoto Gardens. This serene Japanese garden was donated to the park in 1991. There’s a waterfall going into a pond that is full of huge fish. If lucky, you will see the resident peacocks who keep a check on visitors every day.

Fans of French cinema will want to keep an eye on what’s showing at  at the Institut Français. And  on Kensington High Street is a great live music cocktail bar.

But the granddaddy of them is the glorious Grade I listed . Concerts range from classical to big name rock acts, as well as the live orchestral screenings of popular films. Cirque du Soleil returns each year and there is live tennis and ballet too.

South Kensington has a large French community which means the croissants at  are superb. And the national museums here are world-class. The white stucco townhouses are as elegant as the peaceful cobbled mews. Kynance Mews is beautiful all year round, as are the colourful houses in Atherstone Mews.

The childhood home of Queen Victoria,  is open to visitors all year round. It is still an official royal residence although you don't get to see the apartments where Diana lived or the young royals now live. But you do see grand royal rooms and sumptuous surroundings.

South Kensington's Exhibition Road has three national museums; all with free entry. The  is so much more than "the dinosaur museum" as you can learn about space, ecology and see scientists at work in this 'cathedral to nature'. Do take time to admire the building as well as the exhibits.

Across the road is the  where you'll want to get off the ground floor to explore without the crowds. Wonderlab is the popular children's indoor play area where you learn through hands-on experiments and science shows.

And the  (Victoria and Albert Museum) is the world's leading museum of art and design. Covering design from a variety of cultures, periods of history and subjects, you can find displays dedicated to fashion, furniture, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, performance and more. The ticketed special exhibitions are worth knowing about too as you often need to book in advance.

 on Kensington Church Street is great for all the family. And for the first and only choux pastry specialist patisserie in the world with edible works of art you need to go to  in South Kensington. Also on Harrington Road,  is ideal for a Mediterranean lunch with outdoor seating.

Just off Exhibition Road,  is the ground floor restaurant of an upmarket Polish club. Or if you are craving quality curry,  offers romantic Indian dining. And  is a cosy British restaurant loved by locals where the Sunday roast is particularly good.

 is a relaxed but sophisticated all-day eatery with a lovely garden terrace. Even more sophisticated are  ("Kensington's Michelin starred neighbourhood restaurant") and the elegant  with its seasonally-inspired modern European menu.

 on Fulham Road is worth seeing as it is housed within the stunning Art Deco Michelin House – the former headquarters of the Michelin Tyre Company. The furniture and homewares are gorgeous but there are also plenty of gift ideas too. The  next door is the perfect stop to rest the shopping bags.

Those looking for a more intimate shopping experience may prefer the boutiques along Brompton Road, Fulham Road and Bute Street, where you can find . And  is the place to come for quirky and rare one-off pieces of design that are that bit special.

Foodies will appreciate  on Bute Street and  on Cromwell Place has been voted the world's 3rd most amazing cheese shop.

*The apartment is completely vacant, it is available for occupancy or moving in ASAP.