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Leo Yard Apartments
City, London

These stunning corporate apartments are located in a residential development on Clerkenwell Road.

They are within a one minute walk of the cafes and restaurants of St. Johns Street, and nearby Farringdon underground station (Circle, Metropolitan, Hammersmith lines) ensures quick and easy access to the rest of the city.

Set in a secure courtyard, the apartments all have large balconies, some with views of St Pauls cathedral. Studios, one and two bedroom apartments available along with a two bedroom penthouse.

All apartments have fully equipped kitchens, luxury bathrooms, double bedrooms and spacious living/dining areas. Two bedroom apartments also have an en-suite shower room.

NB. Studio and one bedroom apartments have a shower only. Complimentary gym passes are available for a nearby Fitness First for long-stay guests.The apartments are non-smoking, and only some have safes.

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Property services
Key Collection: On site
Check In Time: 15.00
Check Out Time: 10.00
Maid Service: Once Weekly
Laundry Service
Dry Cleaning Service
Lift
Parking Facility: Off Site Chargeable
Off Site Parking Distance: 400
Nightly Parking Cost: GBP28
Apartment features
Kitchen Type: Full kitchen
Dishwasher
Washer/Dryer: Washer Dryer
Bath/Shower: Bath & Shower
Terrace/Balcony: Some
Audio Visual Features
TV Standard: Freeview
DVD Player
MP3 Plug In
Communications & Business
Broadband Cost: Free
Food and drink facilities
Welcome Pack: Free
Shopping Service
Leisure facilities
Gardens/Roof Deck
Property Safety Amenities
Fire Certificate
Apartment Smoke Alarm
Public Area Smoke Alarm
Continuously Monitored Alarms
Emergency Information In Apartments
Emergency Lighting
First Aid: Limited Hours
Electronic Key Cards
Minimum stay for
these apartments
7 nights
All rates are shown in the local currency, which is:

Choose a new currency to see an indication of how it might convert.*

These rates are the maximum we charge for each type of apartment**. Rates often drop due to seasonal variation and booking volume.

1-3 Nights
Rates up to
4-6 Nights
Rates up to
7-27 Nights
Rates up to
28-89 Nights
Rates up to
90+ Nights
Rates up to
Studio
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£131.00
£116.00
£116.00
1 Bedroom
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£158.00
£137.00
£137.00
2 Bedroom
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£210.00
£189.00
£189.00
2 Bed Penthouse
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£224.00
£224.00
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Notes
*Our currency conversions should be used as a guide and are for indicative purposes only. All currency rates are updated daily and supplied by XE.com.
We invoice all reservations in GBP (pounds sterling) using American Express International payment rates, applicable at the point of invoicing. We are also able to invoice in EUR (Euros) or USD (United States Dollars) at our client's request, where it is the local currency of the property.
**Our rates are based on a standard sized and equipped apartment of each type. Where apartments of a higher standard for a type are available, they may have higher rates. All rates are per apartment, per night and exclude all taxes and are subject to availability.
Contact us to find out what's currently available at this particular property and for our best prices - including and excluding all taxes.
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During London's 2,000 years of recorded history, it has experienced plague, devastating fire, civil war and two world wars; yet, it has still grown to become one of the most important business, financial and cultural capitals in the world.

The city is a major tourist destination, with four world heritage sites and numerous iconic landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, Tower Bridge, the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye amongst its many attractions, along with famous institutions such as the British Museum and the National Gallery.

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Because of its work force, the City has excellent Tube connections to all the major train stations and airports, The Barbican arts centre is located there and whist the social life is quiet, City borders the bustling West End with its theatres and fine dining.

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