Living in Fitzrovia

Your guide to moving to Fitzrovia

Why Fitzrovia is a good place to live

With Mayfair, Marylebone, Soho and Covent Garden as its next door neighbours, Fitzrovia is a posh part of town that's brimming with beautiful big old London homes and architectural charm.

Its quiet streets are lined with distinct Georgian housing and despite its central location, Fitzrovia offers a tranquil retreat from the bustle of the city.

Oxford Street, Regent's Park and Marylebone High Street are all easily accessible for a livelier atmosphere in the hustle and bustle.

And the area is wonderfully diverse, combining a tranquil residential feel with bustling vibes, thanks to the variety of sophisticated cocktail bars, eccentric shops and top-notch eateries that can be found here.

If you love a restaurant with a Michelin star, this is one of the best places in London to find one.

What's Fitzrovia famous for?

Fitzrovia is famous for its rich artistic heritage: the area was home to acclaimed writers like Virginia Woolf, George Bernard Shaw and Arthur Rimbaud and this historical bohemian legacy still resonates today.

Today, Fitzrovia has become known as a hub for media and advertising, hosting some of the industry's leading businesses and making it a vibrant and dynamic part of London.

Things to do in Fitzrovia

Fitzrovia is filled with exciting culinary, cultural and leisure activities.

Enjoy a unique dining experience at one of the neighbourhood's Michelin starred restaurants or a stylish cocktail in one of the late-night bars.

Music fans will love The 100 Club, which has played host to Queens Of The Stone Age, Metallica, Alice Cooper, The Rolling Stones, Blur, Primal Scream, St Etienne and Mark Ronson, among others.

With some of the finest London architecture and a whole world of entertainment on its doorstep, Fitzrovia is a beautiful London neighbourhood that comes with all the perks of city centre living.