A History of Marble in London

A History of Marble Self-Catering

Exuding class from every angle, this bright apartment housed in a converted marble warehouse on the River Thames is just the ticket for those looking for a calm, cool stay.

Classy contemporary furnishings combine with Crittall windows and a dazzlingly modern finish to create a most inviting welcome in the open-plan living area. Whether you’re gathering around the table for cups of Earl Grey and plates laden with crumpets each morning or settling in on the sofa with a glass of white – courtesy of the wine fridge – you’ll have no trouble making yourself at home here.

Factor in the two sophisticated bedrooms with their luxurious bathrooms complete with rainfall showers, and there’s no end to the relaxation in store here.

When it comes to exploring the local area, you’ve got plenty of cosy pubs, restaurants and coffee shops in your Fulham locale, while the nearby River Thames beckons sunny strolls along its banks towards bustling Hammersmith (fifteen minutes away). You’re also a thirty-minute bus journey from South Kensington’s world-class museums and a ten-minute walk from Craven Cottage where you can join the fans in cheering on Fulham FC.


Home truths:
*This home is on the first floor of a gated building that has a lift
*There's a laptop-friendly workspace
*The building's entrance is shared with the fifteen other apartments in the building
*Access to the Thames riverside is done via a code or a fob for the controlled gates
*This area of London isn't as well connected by public transport as some, but Barons Court station is a fourteen-minute walk away
*Should you arrive outside of office hours (Monday to Friday 9am - 6pm), you will need to collect the keys from an alternative location in Mayfair
*The lead guest must be 25 years or older