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Covent Garden is one of London’s most famous locations, and with its many attractions, it’s easy to see why it’s such as popular place to live in. RIB will help you find the perfect house or flat for sale in Covent Garden.

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Covent Garden is one of the capital’s premier tourist destinations and is also extremely popular with homebuyers. Its property market is almost entirely dominated by apartments; ranging from luxury penthouses with views of the famous covered market, to compact studio flats offering first-time buyers a chance to enjoy the Central London lifestyle, without breaking the budget.

Many of the flats for sale in Covent Garden are situated above commercial premises, such as retailers or restaurants. They are often in elegant period buildings, which come with a wealth of original features, such as high ceilings, fireplaces, and sash windows. There are also some attractive modern new-build apartments on offer too, and a handful of homes in converted warehouses, which typically include features like exposed brickwork and iron beams.

Covent Garden is one of the capital’s most energetic, fun-filled locations, and as such, it attracts residents of all ages. Young professionals love the bustling ambiance, great nightlife, and plentiful amenities, while families and older couples appreciate the wealth of cultural attractions on the doorstep, such as theatres, cinemas, galleries, and museums.

We’ve been active in the Covent Garden area for many years, and our team have in-depth knowledge of all the local streets. If you’re looking for advice on where to start searching for property, or you’d like to see our list of available flats and houses for sale in Covent Garden , simply get in contact with the RIB team today on 0207 637 0821.

Covent Garden

These days, Covent Garden is best-known for its iconic covered market. However, in medieval times, the location was actually a walled garden, which formed part of the land surrounding Westminster Abbey. In the 1600s, this all changed. The Earl of Bedford (who owned the land) transformed the area into a hotspot for the city’s wealthy families. While these 17th century properties have now all gone, the air of exclusivity still lingers to this day.

Now, if you wander around Covent Garden’s famous piazza, you’ll encounter street performers, open-air theatrical events, cafes serving al fresco drinks, and much more. It’s a unique atmosphere, and one that keeps visitors coming back, time and time again.

While you might not want to leave once you move in, it’s useful to know that it’s well connected, should you need to travel. There are several tube stations within walking distance, including Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Holborn, and Tottenham Court Road. Buses are in no short supply either, or you could simply get around by foot, which is what many of the area’s residents prefer to do.

There’s an abundance of amenities here. The historic pubs (such as The Cross Keys) are brimming with character, and many of the restaurants are nationally renowned. There are also plenty of local shops, convenience stores, gyms, and more.

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