LDG West End: London Estate and Lettings Agent
LDG are London estate and letting agents with houses, penthouses, lofts,
studios, flats and apartments for sale and to rent in the West
End, Fitzrovia, Soho, Covent Garden, Bloomsbury and Marylebone areas.
If you just need some sound property advice we would be delighted to help
without obligation. From studio flats to period houses - cutting edge design
to unmodernised lofts ours is a broad church but whatever your requirments
our aim is to make your buying, selling, renting,
or letting experience as pleasurable
and hassle free as possible.
West End Property Sales, Lettings & Investments
If you are too busy to constantly search for the perfect London flat or if you've missed out
on that ideal West End investment property or if you are feeling frustrated
that the best places seem to go under offer before they go online, then
consider LDG's professional West End property advice before making that
significant decision
Bloomsbury is the area east of Tottenham
Court Road, north of New Oxford Street, west of Southampton
Row, and south of Euston Road.
Ideally located in one of London's most vibrant vicinities, Bloomsbury is
situated in the borough of Camden, sandwiched between the financial district
and the West End. Its central locale is ideal for indulging in London's
cosmopolitan flair and is in easy walking distance of Soho, Covent Garden,
Fitzrovia and an array of attractions. read
more about living and working in Bloomsbury, London W1
Covent Garden is bordered by Charing Cross Road to
the west, New Oxford Street to the north, Kingsway to the east and The Strand
to the south.
Covent Garden is fairly traffic-free and despite its mish-mash layout is
easy to navigate. Neal Street, the main drag, is paved for pedestrian’s
making it a safe pleasure to explore, especially in the summer when crowds
can be overwhelming. Covent Garden has evolved through the years from the
former 19th century storehouses to today‘s small art galleries, restaurants
and shops trading everything from oriental goods to kites. Neal's Yard,
off Shorts Gardens, is an oasis of health food eateries and natural remedy
stores, and Denmark Street, near St Giles-in-the-Fields, is legendary for
its musical instrument shops. read
more about property for sale and to rent in Covent Garden, London WC2
Fitzrovia is bounded on
the east by Tottenham Court Road, south by Oxford Street, west by Portland
Place and on the north by Euston Road.
While only a few minutes walk from bustling Oxford Street, Fitzrovia enjoys
a certain deserted charm. Tourists seldom wander north of the West End
and in the weekends you’ll seldom see a soul, bar the odd advertising
executive working overtime or pub crawler stumbling home from Soho. Newman
Passage is an innocuous little pedestrian thoroughfare which links Newman
Street to Rathbone Street. Charlotte Street runs perpendicular to Goodge
Street and is the main focal point for wining and dining, although gastronomic
rivalry is close at hand in nearby Market Place and Great Portland Street. read more about flat and apartment
sales and rentals in Fitzrovia, London W1 Marylebone is encompassed by Regent's Park,
Portland Place, Oxford Street and Edgware Road.
Marylebone merges with Mayfair at Oxford Street where Selfridges, one
of London’s leading department stores, is situated. Upmarket urban
hermitage Marylebone High Street is immersed in designer stores having
recently undergone a renaissance, while congested Marylebone Road houses
Madame Tussaud's and the London Planetarium. Just to the north of Marylebone,
in St John's Wood, stands Lord's, the world famous cricket ground and
headquarters of the Marylebone Cricket Club.read
more about property sales and lettings in Marylebone, London W1
Soho is bordered by Oxford
Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Regent Street and Charing Cross Road in the
City of Westminster.
The busiest thoroughfares are Wardour Street and its three parallel cousins
Dean, Frith and Greek Streets. The grid-like structure of this eastern quarter
filters out into the compact maze of west Soho from the century-old markets
of Berwick Street to the pedestrianised lanes of Carnaby Street. During
the 1960’s Carnaby Street was at the centre of Swinging London, and
is flanked on either side by cobbled Newburgh Street, which sells fashionable
wares, and classical Regent Street. Soho is situated adjacent to the famous
West End theatre district and everything is within an easy stroll of the
sights. read more about luxury penthouses
and designer loft living in Soho, London W1
West End Lettings: London
Property Rentals
When thinking of renting in London everyone yearns to be in the heart of
the West End. Fitzrovia, Soho, Covent
Garden, Bloomsbury and Marylebone attract vast
numbers of potential tenants from film stars to students. This is a hectic
market and we have a hard working, professional and enthusiastic lettings
agency team to deal with your property rental enquiries.
West End Flats & Apartments
Our West End property sales and lettings list changes daily and we urge you to register
immediately so we can give you the best personal attention and match your
specific requirements. Landlords please note our supply is constantly outstripped
by demand.
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