Store Street, Bloomsbury, WC1E 7BS
Listed 3 days ago · Camden
How the price compares
Key features
- Two Bedroom
- One Bathroom
- Second Floor
- Store Street Location
- Wooden Flooring
- Bloomsbury
- Outdoor Space in Next to Kitchen
- Great Transport Links
- Profesionally Managed
About this home
Property Overview:
A two-bedroom apartment, available to let on the highly sought-after Store Street in Bloomsbury. Situated on the second floor, this property offers a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a vibrant London lifestyle with the convenience of a prime WC1 postcode.
The apartment boasts a well-proportioned layout, featuring two comfortable bedrooms, a modern bathroom, and a welcoming reception room. The interior benefits from attractive wooden flooring throughout, creating a warm and contemporary feel. A standout feature of this property is the unique outdoor space located conveniently next to the kitchen, providing a private area for relaxation or al fresco dining, a rarity in central London apartments.
Location:
Store Street has a lovely village feel of its own, with independent cafés, a bookshop and neighbourhood restaurants lining the street, all set against the handsome Georgian terraces Bloomsbury is known for. Step out and you have Bedford Square, Russell Square and Gordon Square on your doorstep for a quiet coffee under the plane trees, with the British Museum, Senate House and the university quarter giving the area its wonderfully literary, cultured character.
Charlotte Street and Fitzrovia’s restaurants and bars are moments away for evenings out, Waterstones on Gower Street is a treat for browsers, and Tottenham Court Road takes care of everyday shopping, while Covent Garden and Soho sit within an easy stroll whenever you fancy the buzz of the West End.
Transports:
Goodge Street on the Northern line sits just around the corner, while Tottenham Court Road brings the Elizabeth, Central and Northern lines within easy reach for quick journeys across the city and out to Heathrow. Russell Square on the Piccadilly line and Warren Street on the Victoria line are both close by, opening up King’s Cross, Covent Garden and beyond. Plenty of buses run along Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street, and the West End, Fitzrovia and the British Museum are all a pleasant stroll away.
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 details
- Property type
- Apartment
- Size
- 670 sq ft / 62 sq m
- Council tax band
- E
- Furnishing
- Furnished or unfurnished, landlord is flexible
- Available from
- 01/12/2026
- Heating
- Gas central
Floorplan
Location
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- Goodge Street Station0.1 mi
- Tottenham Court Road Station0.2 mi
- Russell Square Station0.4 mi
What nearby homes sold for
Median sold prices in WC1E over the last 12 months: flat £770k.
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Renting costs
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Listed by Greater London Properties, Bloomsbury on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 5 Nov 2026; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: added on 05/11/2026.
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