Stunning Three-Bedroom Modern Apartment in Lincoln Square, London

Some places just feel right the minute you walk in. This three bedroom apartment at Lincoln Square in London, I have to say, is definitely one of those. The first time I walked through the front door I just wanted to stand for a second near the big windows. Something about the light feels calm here. You almost forget how close you are to the city centre, honestly. It is quiet in a way you would not really expect for this part of London.

So you are up in Lincoln's Inn Fields, which is one of those spots everybody knows but not everyone gets to live in. When you come into the building, there is this sense that everything's done to a really good standard but it does not feel flashy at all. The lobby has a soft look. I noticed the staff are helpful but pretty relaxed which makes coming and going feel easy. There is a lovely flow through to the elevator and into the apartment itself.

Now the apartment sits at just over one thousand four hundred square feet. And it never feels tight. You get a proper open living and dining area that just runs out to the balcony. I spent a minute out there watching the rooftops—there are quite a few, actually, and some days you just get these broad London sky views. You notice the sound drops off and you could even eat dinner out here without feeling overlooked by neighbours.

The kitchen here is probably one for someone who actually enjoys cooking, not just heating up a takeaway. It is all proper stone countertops and clean wood touches. The appliances are tucked in but there if you want them. I actually thought I might make a coffee here and just sit watching the sun creep around in the morning.

Bedrooms are a pretty big deal in this apartment. All three give you a good bit of room and each has en suite bathrooms. It is the sort of set up where you could give every kid or guest their own proper space without crowding anyone out. Wardrobes are already built in so you are moving in knowing you do not need to think about storage for quite a while. The overall vibe is calm and muted. Lots of neutral colours, some really nice wood, and just enough detail to feel a bit special without being too much.

And what you get for living here is just a bit different compared to most London apartments. So the building has its own garden square which not a lot can say. I sat down there and there were a few folks reading and you might notice how people use the space as their own relaxed living room. There are also all these extras that actually seem useful—there is a luxury sauna and steam room, a gym that has all the equipment someone into fitness would want, and the swimming pool is not just for show. I got talking to a resident who swims laps every morning. Makes you sort of think about your own routine.

There is a private cinema, too. I cannot say I used it but you always smell popcorn in the evenings. If you have friends over or just want a quiet night it is actually something you might use.

Getting around from here is easy. You are right on the edge of everything central. If you want to get to Covent Garden you could just walk, and sometimes you see folks heading to the shops or even to the theatre, not fussed by the crowds because they know their way back to this quiet corner. Coffee shops are never far and you can always just pop outside for a walk around Lincoln's Inn Fields itself. Kids ride their scooters, you see people out for a run, it just has energy.

Honestly, the only way you know if it is the right fit is to walk through yourself. If you want to see the apartment, or even just have a chat about what living here is like, reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we do our best to help finding your next home feel as comfortable as possible.