Law of Attraction in London

Law of Attraction Self-Catering

Chancery Lane is known for prestigious law firms, while neighbouring Fleet Street was traditionally the home of broadsheet journalism and publishing. With this in mind, it’s only fitting that an apartment in the heart of this area should be opulent and sophisticated. Six minutes away, you can gaze out to the entire city from the banks of the Thames, but this home offers a serene retreat. After you’re greeted by the doorman, step into the elegant lobby, designed by exclusive interiors and architecture firm March & White. Up in your luxurious living space, we love the delicate colour scheme, mixing wood, cream, and champagne. Modern furniture like the glass coffee table and the stylish embossed sofa make the space ideal for entertaining, as well as the high dining table, reminiscent of a fine-dining restaurant. The tall, arched windows in the lounge and bedroom illuminate the entire home, and a small private balcony beckons you out to look on to the street below. Head down to learn more about the history of the city – you’re a twelve-minute stroll from St. Paul's Cathedral, and twenty from the Museum of London.

Home truths:
*A friendly doorman will be on hand to greet you every time you arrive at this exclusive building, as well as a concierge in the lobby
*If you need any assistance, staff will be available 24/7 by email, WhatsApp, phone, or at their main office less than a mile away
*The hallways in the flat have extra-wide clearance, which is great for accessibility and large luggage
*You'll need to climb some stairs if you're staying in the master bedroom, as it's split-levelled
*One of the bedrooms has a view of the walls, windows, and roofs of next door – perhaps not very inspiring, but it has great blackout blinds for sleeping