Flats for Rent in Soho

At The Heart of Soho

A hallmark of living in Soho is the cultural immersion that comes with it. It’s where the Soho House – a mecca for creatives – found its roots. It’s also where you can find L’Escargot, London’s oldest restaurant that was a regular haunt for Princess Diana, Coco Chanel and Princess Margaret - underscoring the historic significance of the neighbourhood. Fusion Michelin-starred restaurants like The French House, Yauatcha and Barrafina – featuring everything from open kitchens to assorted cuisines – are a delectable nod to the avant-garde, diverse pulse of Soho.

If you relish visual art, you’ll appreciate the Photographer’s Gallery’s showcase of stimulating exhibits by modern artists and the Soho Theatre’s eclectic blend of theatre, cabaret and comedy. Ronnie Scott’s also offers a haven for the sweetest Jazz in the neighbourhood. For lovers of the outdoors, Soho’s Golden Square offers a chance to steal a moment with the ever-so-rare ray of sunshine. For those seeking retail therapy, Liberty London and Kingly Court are popular stops.

Renting Apartments in Soho

Open-plan living spaces, lofty ceilings and parquet floors point to a quintessential period conversion house, while underfloor heating, natural stonework and floor-to-ceiling windows signal a more contemporary Soho home. Quiet, panoramic rooftops, an unending source of inspiration for residents, are a defining feature for properties in this neighbourhood, well coveted by renters.

Some of the best residences are housed in Grade II-listed buildings, allowing one to immerse themselves in a meticulously preserved fragment of history. Many homes carry a distinct personality with Scandi-modern or industrial chic aesthetics, wrought-iron balconies, sash windows, or designs flaunting neutral palettes.

You’ll also find many Soho apartments situated above boutique retailers and restaurants – offering a truly cosmopolitan residence. The vivid homes and vibrant neighbourhood have consistently delivered on rental growth with a 12% increase in average rents year-on-year, despite economic fluctuations.

The Monikers for Soho

The neighbourhood has been credited with being London’s “Bohemian Heart” and “Creative Core” and all with good reason. It has been monumental in cradling artists, philosophers, musicians, filmmakers, fashion designers, and tech and culinary enthusiasts which is why renting Soho apartments is highly sought after by new and international residents.

Meta’s UK creative studio and Google’s DeepMind have been entrusted to this neighbourhood, explaining its “Silicon Soho” title. An impressive connectivity to Oxford Circus, Tottenham Court Road, Piccadilly Circus and Covent Garden stand testimony to the central, pulsating nature of Soho in all respects.