£4,008 pcm
(£925 pw)
2 bed shared accommodation to rentStore Street, Bloomsbury WC1E
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
754 sq. ft
Just added
Available from 4 September 2026
Furnished or unfurnished
House share
Student friendly
Freehold
About this property
Brand newly refurbished
Two Bed
Characterful Features
Professionally Managed
Wooden Flooring
Bloomsbury
Air Conditioning
Built in Storage
Store Street
A Brand Newly Refurbished Two Bed, Two Bath First Floor Apartment On The Famous Store Street
Property Overview:
This is an inviting first floor apartment that balances contemporary living with character. Walking in, you're met with a generous reception room flooded with natural light, its wooden flooring warm underfoot and running through the main living spaces. The brand new refurbishment has given the property a fresh, lived-in feel rather than one freshly stepped out of a showroom. Both bedrooms are thoughtfully sized, each with built-in storage that works harder than you'd expect.
Two well-appointed bathrooms mean mornings don't become a logistical puzzle. Throughout, there's an attention to practical detail-the kind you notice after you've lived somewhere for a few weeks rather than on day one. It's suited equally to someone settling into their first place alone or sharing with a housemate, all in a calm air conditioned space.
Awaiting council tax band confirmation as it's a new refurbishment.
Location:
Bloomsbury has the kind of independent character that rewards wandering. The British Museum is on your doorstep, along with the quieter cultural spaces-the Cartoon Museum, the Petrie Museum-tucked away in the surrounding streets. There are independent bookshops, vintage record shops, and a good spread of cafes and restaurants that feel genuinely local rather than chains. Russell Square Gardens offers a real pocket of green in the middle of it all, with independent galleries and creative spaces dotted throughout the neighbourhood.
Transport:
Store Street sits between Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street stations, both on the Northern Line. The area is well connected for getting across London, with Euston mainline station a short walk away for national rail services. Buses run regularly along the street itself, making it straightforward to reach most parts of Central London without needing to plan too far ahead.
Please note that the photographs used in this listing are for illustrative purposes only and may depict ai Staging, or an earlier state of the property. Prospective tenants are strongly advised to view the property in person or request an up-to-date video before making any decisions.
Property Overview:
This is an inviting first floor apartment that balances contemporary living with character. Walking in, you're met with a generous reception room flooded with natural light, its wooden flooring warm underfoot and running through the main living spaces. The brand new refurbishment has given the property a fresh, lived-in feel rather than one freshly stepped out of a showroom. Both bedrooms are thoughtfully sized, each with built-in storage that works harder than you'd expect.
Two well-appointed bathrooms mean mornings don't become a logistical puzzle. Throughout, there's an attention to practical detail-the kind you notice after you've lived somewhere for a few weeks rather than on day one. It's suited equally to someone settling into their first place alone or sharing with a housemate, all in a calm air conditioned space.
Awaiting council tax band confirmation as it's a new refurbishment.
Location:
Bloomsbury has the kind of independent character that rewards wandering. The British Museum is on your doorstep, along with the quieter cultural spaces-the Cartoon Museum, the Petrie Museum-tucked away in the surrounding streets. There are independent bookshops, vintage record shops, and a good spread of cafes and restaurants that feel genuinely local rather than chains. Russell Square Gardens offers a real pocket of green in the middle of it all, with independent galleries and creative spaces dotted throughout the neighbourhood.
Transport:
Store Street sits between Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street stations, both on the Northern Line. The area is well connected for getting across London, with Euston mainline station a short walk away for national rail services. Buses run regularly along the street itself, making it straightforward to reach most parts of Central London without needing to plan too far ahead.
Please note that the photographs used in this listing are for illustrative purposes only and may depict ai Staging, or an earlier state of the property. Prospective tenants are strongly advised to view the property in person or request an up-to-date video before making any decisions.
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