A private balcony, a finish that holds up over a long stay, and a short walk to two stations. Let to companies on one to six months, all-inclusive, from £4,500 a month.
551
Square feet, one bedroom
1–6
Months, flexible term
7 min
On foot to Vauxhall station
9 min
On foot to Kennington station
Furnished and equipped throughout, so a tenant can arrive with a suitcase and start work the next morning.
The agreement is in the company's name and invoiced monthly in advance.
A professional letting agent handles the enquiry, the paperwork and the handover, and remains the point of contact through the term.
Clean lines and quiet, neutral finishes throughout. Bedroom, living room, full kitchen, bathroom and a private balcony.
Bedroom
Kitchen
Bathroom
Private balcony
Every account stays in the landlord's name, so nothing here is metered or billed separately to the tenant.
Gas, electricity and water
Wifi throughout the apartment
Council tax
Housekeeping every two weeks
Furniture, kitchenware and appliances
Smart TV
In-unit washer/dryer
Maintenance and repairs
Lift access to the floor
Vauxhall gives the Victoria line and the South Western main line; Kennington gives the Northern line. Westminster, the West End, Nine Elms and the City are all inside a half-hour commute.
Around it: the Oval, Kennington Park's Georgian terraces, Vauxhall's Portuguese bakeries and cafés, riverside walks to Battersea Power Station. Quiet residential streets on the edge of central London.
Kennington, London SE11 · Full address on shortlisting
| Destination | Route | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Vauxhall station | On foot — Victoria line, main line | 7 min |
| Kennington station | On foot — Northern line | 9 min |
| Victoria | Victoria line, 1 stop | 2 min |
| Waterloo | National Rail, 1 stop | 4 min |
| Oxford Circus | Victoria line, 3 stops | 6 min |
| Bank & the City | Northern line from Kennington | 16 min |
Walking times from the door; onward times station to station.
A month in a hotel room wears thin, and a twelve-month lease commits a company to more than it needs. This sits between the two: a proper home for a relocation, a secondment or an interim posting, ready the day the assignee lands. Westminster is minutes away, with the West End, the City and Nine Elms all inside a half-hour, which suits corporate and government placements alike.
Enquiries come from mobility teams, relocation and corporate housing agents, and employers booking direct. The agreement is always in a company name.
No. Because the tenant is a company rather than an individual occupying the flat as their only or principal home, the agreement sits outside the assured shorthold regime and is governed by common law. In practice the terms are the ones written into the contract rather than ones imposed by statute, and the recent reforms to the private rented sector do not apply. Companies should still take their own advice before signing.
From £4,500 per month, fully inclusive of rent, gas, electricity, water, wifi, council tax, fortnightly housekeeping and maintenance. The rate is quoted against the length of the stay, so a longer booking is quoted lower. No VAT is charged. A deposit of one month's rent is held for the duration and returned at the end of the stay.
A serviced apartment is priced as a nightly product and carries a nightly margin, which compounds over a stay of two or three months. This is let as a tenancy at a monthly rate, so the longer the stay, the better it compares. The trade is service: housekeeping comes fortnightly rather than daily, and there is no front desk. For a settled assignee that is usually the preference. For a two-week stay it is not.
Company registration details, a purchase order or billing reference, photographic identification for the occupant, and a reference — a previous landlord's is preferred, an employer's is accepted. The occupant is referenced personally before keys are handed over. The agreement is signed in the company's name and invoiced to the company.
Housekeeping visits every two weeks. The occupant either agrees fixed dates at the start of the stay or lets housekeeping let themselves in at an arranged time, as in a hotel. Access on that fortnightly cycle is a condition of the let: it keeps the apartment maintained and means small problems are caught early. Timings are always arranged to suit the occupant.
Yes. The apartment takes two adults and suits a couple well — one bedroom with a king bed, a separate living room, and a balcony opening off both. It is not set up for children, or for two colleagues who need separate rooms.
Partly, and it is worth being straight about it. There is wifi throughout and ample sockets, with charging units and extension leads provided, but no dedicated desk — the dining table is what people work at. For an assignee who is in an office most days it works well. For someone working from home five days a week, a flat with a study would suit better.
Send the dates and the length of the stay and we will be in touch about availability and rates.
