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Steward Street Serviced Apartment is in a fantastic central location. Just opposite Spitalfields Market, it is also convenient for rail and underground services at Liverpool Street Station and is within walking distance of much of The City, London’s main financial district. This is a homely two bedroom property with a cosy living and dining area, a separate kitchen and two double bedrooms – one with dedicated workspace. There is also a bathroom with a combined tub and shower.
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Location
Steward Street
London
United Kingdom
Spitalfields
E1 6FQ
The area surrounding Spitalfields Market and Liverpool Street in East London is a vibrant blend of history, culture, and modernity. Situated at the intersection of the historic East End and the financial district, this locale offers a rich tapestry of experiences.
Spitalfields: A Cultural Mosaic
Spitalfields is renowned for its diverse heritage. Originally home to 17th-century Huguenot silk weavers, the area later became a hub for Jewish tailors and, more recently, the Bangladeshi community centered around Brick Lane, often referred to as "Banglatown". Today, it's a dynamic neighborhood teeming with artists, creatives, and a variety of communities.
Old Spitalfields Market, with a history spanning over 350 years, is a focal point. This covered market seamlessly blends historical architecture with contemporary retail, hosting artisan traders, fashion boutiques, and diverse eateries. Regular events, such as the monthly Colour Walk, add to its lively atmosphere.
Brick Lane: Culinary and Artistic Hub
Adjacent to Spitalfields, Brick Lane is famed for its vibrant street art, vintage shops, and a plethora of curry houses, reflecting its Bangladeshi roots. The area is a hotspot for food enthusiasts and art lovers alike, offering a unique blend of flavors and visual delights.
Liverpool Street: Connectivity and Commerce
Liverpool Street Station serves as a major transport hub, connecting various parts of London and beyond. The station's proximity to Spitalfields makes the area highly accessible, attracting both commuters and tourists.
The surrounding streets are undergoing enhancements under the Liverpool Street Area Healthy Streets Plan, aiming to create more pedestrian-friendly and engaging public spaces.
Historical Attractions
For history enthusiasts, the area offers several notable sites:
- Dennis Severs' House: A unique museum offering an immersive experience into the life of a fictional Huguenot family.
- Museum of Immigration and Diversity: Located on Princelet Street, this museum delves into the rich tapestry of immigrant communities that have shaped the area.
- The Ten Bells Pub: A historic pub associated with the Jack the Ripper story, offering a glimpse into the area's Victorian past.
In summary, the vicinity of Spitalfields Market and Liverpool Street is a microcosm of London's evolution—a place where history and modernity coexist, offering a rich and diverse experience for visitors and locals alike.
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