FlatShoreditch
Redchurch Warehouse Loft
4.96
4 guests · 2 beds · 2 bath
£285 / night
Short-stay residences · London
Private residences.
Hotel-level care.
A curated collection of homes across London’s most liveable neighbourhoods — for guests who want a key, not a queue.
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Featured stays
Residences we send friends to.
Neighbourhoods
Live where London actually lives.
Hackney
Shoreditch
Warehouses, galleries, late kitchens.
Kensington & Chelsea
Notting Hill
Garden squares and pastel terraces.
Kensington & Chelsea
Chelsea
Embankment walks and polished residential streets.
Westminster
Marylebone
Village high street, Zone 1 convenience.
Tower Hamlets
Canary Wharf
River light and skyline apartments.
Greenwich
Greenwich
Parkland, the river, and a slower morning.
How a stay works
Three steps. No marketplace theatre.
Enquire
Tell us the residence, dates and who is travelling. A host replies with a clear yes or a better-fit alternative.
Start an enquiryConfirmed stay
Once confirmed, you receive house notes, wifi, and a local map — not a chain of automated marketplace messages.
See residencesCheck-in concierge
Lockbox or in-person greeting, hotel linen, and a WhatsApp line that is actually watched overnight.
How we hostAverage first reply: under three hours, seven days a week.
Guest notes
What a stay with us actually feels like.
“Felt like borrowing a friend’s beautifully kept flat. Check-in was silent, linen was hotel-grade, and the host actually answered at 11pm when our train ran late.”
“We stayed ten nights with two children. The townhouse had a real kitchen, a garden, and Portobello two minutes away. No hotel breakfast could beat that.”
“Spotless, quiet, and exactly as photographed. The local notes — bakery, chemist, late supermarket — saved us on the first evening.”
“Worked from the Wharf apartment for a fortnight. Desk, monitor, fast wifi, and the Elizabeth Line downstairs. This is how corporate housing should be.”
“Marylebone is the London I wanted: a high street, a park, and a residence that didn’t smell of last night’s guests. Turnover was clearly taken seriously.”
“Greenwich gave us space to breathe. Park runs in the morning, river pubs in the evening, and a house that actually felt like a house.”
“Felt like borrowing a friend’s beautifully kept flat. Check-in was silent, linen was hotel-grade, and the host actually answered at 11pm when our train ran late.”
“We stayed ten nights with two children. The townhouse had a real kitchen, a garden, and Portobello two minutes away. No hotel breakfast could beat that.”
“Spotless, quiet, and exactly as photographed. The local notes — bakery, chemist, late supermarket — saved us on the first evening.”
“Worked from the Wharf apartment for a fortnight. Desk, monitor, fast wifi, and the Elizabeth Line downstairs. This is how corporate housing should be.”
“Marylebone is the London I wanted: a high street, a park, and a residence that didn’t smell of last night’s guests. Turnover was clearly taken seriously.”
“Greenwich gave us space to breathe. Park runs in the morning, river pubs in the evening, and a house that actually felt like a house.”
“Felt like borrowing a friend’s beautifully kept flat. Check-in was silent, linen was hotel-grade, and the host actually answered at 11pm when our train ran late.”
“We stayed ten nights with two children. The townhouse had a real kitchen, a garden, and Portobello two minutes away. No hotel breakfast could beat that.”
“Spotless, quiet, and exactly as photographed. The local notes — bakery, chemist, late supermarket — saved us on the first evening.”
“Worked from the Wharf apartment for a fortnight. Desk, monitor, fast wifi, and the Elizabeth Line downstairs. This is how corporate housing should be.”
“Marylebone is the London I wanted: a high street, a park, and a residence that didn’t smell of last night’s guests. Turnover was clearly taken seriously.”
“Greenwich gave us space to breathe. Park runs in the morning, river pubs in the evening, and a house that actually felt like a house.”
“Felt like borrowing a friend’s beautifully kept flat. Check-in was silent, linen was hotel-grade, and the host actually answered at 11pm when our train ran late.”
“We stayed ten nights with two children. The townhouse had a real kitchen, a garden, and Portobello two minutes away. No hotel breakfast could beat that.”
“Spotless, quiet, and exactly as photographed. The local notes — bakery, chemist, late supermarket — saved us on the first evening.”
“Worked from the Wharf apartment for a fortnight. Desk, monitor, fast wifi, and the Elizabeth Line downstairs. This is how corporate housing should be.”
“Marylebone is the London I wanted: a high street, a park, and a residence that didn’t smell of last night’s guests. Turnover was clearly taken seriously.”
“Greenwich gave us space to breathe. Park runs in the morning, river pubs in the evening, and a house that actually felt like a house.”
Private stays
Planning a London week that should feel like a home?
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