Chinatown Property for Sale
Chinatown, nestled in the heart of the bustling West End, is a vibrant enclave where East meets West, a captivating oasis of Asian culture adorned with ornate arches and colorful lanterns. Take a stroll along bustling Gerrard street and inhale the tantalising aroma of authentic cuisine and browse unique shops offering exotic treasures.
Our pick of Chinatown property for sale
King Street,
Covent Garden WC2
With tasteful and modern decor throughout, this one-bedroom apartment has beautiful characteristics including a feature fireplace. There is an open-plan kitchen and the bedroom positioned at the rear with pretty views over the tranquillity of St Paul’s Church Gardens. Available furnished January.
£850 pw
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John Adam Street,
Strand WC2
An immaculate one-bedroom flat, located between Embankment Gardens and the Strand. This bright and spacious property features a dual-aspect open-plan living area, along with a stylish en-suite double bedroom. Period sash windows throughout add charm and character to this delightful home.
£550,000
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High Holborn,
Bloomsbury WC1
This well proportioned studio flat is situated on the first floor of this smart and characterful residential block on High Holborn. A thoughtfully designed living space creates a separate sleeping area, making this an ideal pied-a-terre between The City & West End.
£575,000
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Visage Apartments,
Swiss Cottage NW3
A well presented one bedroom apartment located on the 10th floor of this landmark portered residential development by Barratt Homes, with fantastic natural light, secure underground car parking and far reaching views across Primrose Hill and Regents Park towards the London cityscape.
£575,000
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High Holborn,
Bloomsbury WC1
This well proportioned studio flat is situated on the first floor of this smart and characterful residential block on High Holborn. A thoughtfully designed living space creates a separate sleeping area, making this an ideal pied-a-terre between The City & West End.
£575,000
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Visage Apartments,
Swiss Cottage NW3
A well presented one bedroom apartment located on the 10th floor of this landmark portered residential development by Barratt Homes, with fantastic natural light, secure underground car parking and far reaching views across Primrose Hill and Regents Park towards the London cityscape.
£635,000
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Villiers Street,
Covent Garden WC2
A charming west facing one bedroom flat overlooking Villiers Street. Situated on the second floor of Kipling House, a handsome Georgian building only moments from Embankment Gardens, Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and a short walk to the South Bank via nearby Hungerford Bridge.
£650,000
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Bedford Street,
Covent Garden WC2
A refined one-bedroom apartment in a boutique Covent Garden development. Featuring generous ceiling heights and a sleek modern finish, this elegant second-floor home is moments from the Piazza, theatres and restaurants of London’s iconic West End.
£650,000
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Villiers Street,
Covent Garden WC2
A charming west facing one bedroom flat overlooking Villiers Street. Situated on the second floor of Kipling House, a handsome Georgian building only moments from Embankment Gardens, Covent Garden, Trafalgar Square and a short walk to the South Bank via nearby Hungerford Bridge.
£695,000
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Bedford Street,
Covent Garden WC2
A refined one-bedroom apartment in a boutique Covent Garden development. Featuring generous ceiling heights and a sleek modern finish, this elegant second-floor home is moments from the Piazza, theatres and restaurants of London’s iconic West End.
£735,000
Read moreWhy Chinatown?
Neighbourhoods don’t come more central than this. Perfectly positioned between Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Soho, Chinatown is literally at the centre of it all, a 24/7 melting pot of culture and diversity. With so many sounds, sights and scents, Chinatown is a treat for the senses, but also one of the West End’s most well connected enclaves.
From Original, to Oriental
Soho came into being after the Great Fire of London, the first houses of the post-fire regeneration being built along the newly created Gerrard Street around 1685, so the street really was the birth of Soho. However it wasn’t until the 1950’s that the Chinese community started to populate the area, relocating after the war from London’s original Chinatown in the East End.
